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Going to be trading my pickup in so I stripped off all the aftermarket stuff.

Everything came off a 2014 Chevy Silverado 1500 6.2L High Country crew cab short box

 

Kooks 1 7/8" long tube headers with a Kooks cat-less y-pipe,

Cometic header gaskets, Stage 8 locking header bolts, Stage 8 locking y-pipe bolts, and will include 7 new plug wires

$1100 + shipping

 

Corsa exhaust with a Flowmaster super series muffler (removed the sport muffler and installed the Flowmaster, did not cut or weld any part of the Corsa system)

$900 + shipping

 

Airaid MIT intake tube and K&N filter

SOLD

 

Armadillo (gatorback) rear mud flaps and Husky molded front mud flaps

$125 shipped

 

Flex fuel sensor and fittings to make it plug and play 

$50 shipped

 

I am located in Gillette, Wy 82718 for local/close sales.

 

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On 7/8/2019 at 6:12 PM, cpaul55 said:

Does the flex fuel sensor come with the wiring connector?

No it doesn’t. I left the pigtail on the pickup because I had to use an extension due to the location of the sensor. Amazon sells it for like $10

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1 hour ago, langston1726 said:

Did you already sell original Corsa muffler?


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Yes I did 

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10 hours ago, tmo said:

You still need a tune for the e85, correct?

Yes needs a tune to enable the e85 tables, and find the sensor

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