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Has anyone heard or have any video of the AFE exhaust on the 6.2?  They're calling it the Vulcan series and I can't find any sound clips or videos for any vehicle with a Vulcan series.  That's the only cat back I've seen with 4" in and dual 3" out (not single out to a "Y")

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Last I saw, it was pre-order only.  To me, that means they are still working on it.  

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15 minutes ago, bshort said:

Last I saw, it was pre-order only.  To me, that means they are still working on it.  

Well don't I feel dumb!  Good call there.  Kinda hard to hear it when it doesn't exist

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26 minutes ago, Billet Bowtie said:

Thanks for posting. I ordered this last week but I had not heard the 6.2 version until you posted this.. I kind of like that it's not to loud. They still dont have a definite date for release yet.

How much did you pay?  They have a sell going on now and I'm tempted to pay for the pre-order.

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1 minute ago, PhatBoy said:

How much did you pay?  They have a sell going on now and I'm tempted to pay for the pre-order.

Summit has a little better price. They have $50 off when you purchase $500 or more. The bad news is they charge tax. It came out to be $725ish total after discount for the kit that does not include tips

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The 2019 6.2L's have a 4" exhaust? That's diesel territory. It was 3.5" on the K2's and the one header pipe was smashed nearly flat for ground clearance. 

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Have any of you received the AFE exhaust? I am curious as to your feedback/opinion. 

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The 2019 6.2L's have a 4" exhaust? That's diesel territory. It was 3.5" on the K2's and the one header pipe was smashed nearly flat for ground clearance. 


My 6.2l is the same. 3.5” through the muffler to 2.75” duals that are split over the axle.
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On 4/24/2019 at 4:04 PM, Billet Bowtie said:

Summit has a little better price. They have $50 off when you purchase $500 or more. The bad news is they charge tax. It came out to be $725ish total after discount for the kit that does not include tips

 

On 4/24/2019 at 3:33 PM, Billet Bowtie said:

Thanks for posting. I ordered this last week but I had not heard the 6.2 version until you posted this.. I kind of like that it's not to loud. They still dont have a definite date for release yet.

Have you received your exhaust yet?

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Yes I've had it on for about a month and a half or so. It has a very deep tone to it. I was going to post a sound clip but for some reason you cant hear it very well on video.

 

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Just now, Billet Bowtie said:

Yes I've had it on for about a month and a half or so. It has a very deep tone to it. I was going to post a sound clip but for some reason you cant hear it very well on video.

 

Awesome, how do you like it? Any drone at highway speeds? If you had to do it again, would you have made the same purchase? 

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