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On 1/29/2022 at 9:15 PM, gemarsh said:

 

Any improvement on turbo whine to go along with less restriction?

Update after more driving. I can hear the turbo better a low speeds and the S&B intake sounds different. The AT4 OEM 20" Goodyear Territory MT's drown out the noise at speed. There also seems to be less turbo lag and slightly better acceleration. I've not driven it enough yet to see if there is any MPG +/-.

 

Would I do it again, yes. The install was very easy (about 20 minutes total) and the part is very high quality compared to the OEM piece. Not saying the OEM piece isn't quality because it is, but the billet aluminum vs the plastic bulge is nigh and day difference. The part has the same connector to the turbo as the OEM part. 

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On 2/7/2022 at 9:08 PM, AEmedic said:

Well, today I ordered the Retrax Pro XR.  Once it arrives, I'll post pics.

I love the XR. I have had three on three different truck.  They are beasts.

 

one note if you have a short bed.  Don’t be afraid of moving it off the bulk head (back of bed) a bit.  I mounted mine and it barely covers the edge of the tail gate.  No leaks but will move back a bit. Maybe 1/4” more. See pics. 
 

enjoy it.  Well worth the price you pay. 

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1 hour ago, Paul McCracken said:

I love the XR. I have had three on three different truck.  They are beasts.

 

one note if you have a short bed.  Don’t be afraid of moving it off the bulk head (back of bed) a bit.  I mounted mine and it barely covers the edge of the tail gate.  No leaks but will move back a bit. Maybe 1/4” more. See pics. 
 

enjoy it.  Well worth the price you pay. 

Thank you, I can’t wait to get it and set it up!

Posted
On 1/23/2022 at 5:06 PM, John F. said:

2022 RST 3.0 Duramax. Only a month old. New Havoc HS2 black hoop steps, 20% front tint. Tinted front markers(no pic yet) 3" superlift A arm lift in the mail. Boost Auto mirror spot mod 

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What's the inside look like????

Posted
9 hours ago, NotoriousGT350 said:

I hear ya! Did the same thing.

Same, $65.95. Makes me wish I had a remote job even more since I fill up about every 4 days.

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