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Im looking for an exhaust that is "head turning". Too loud is not a problem for me. Power gains are nice, but not needed. I saw this exhaust and it seems to be something i'd like. Its a Magnaflow dual pipes, side exit in front of the tires.

 

What do you guys think of this exhaust? Anybody have it?

 

http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd...e=Trucks&id=129

 

 

 

 

I don't have it, but I've got the Gibson system that's very similar (Super Truck) and I love it. IMO right in front of the tires is the perfect place for the exhaust to exit on a truck. It looks different than what you see everyday and sounds great with the shorter length of pipe.

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Westy Enthusiast

Westy

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vodapas......how do you like your Gibson Super Truck exhaust? I'm looking for a new system and am torn between that system and a magnaflow system. Any details would be appreciated!

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2004GMC1500CC

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Im looking for an exhaust that is "head turning". Too loud is not a problem for me. Power gains are nice, but not needed. I saw this exhaust and it seems to be something i'd like. Its a Magnaflow dual pipes, side exit in front of the tires.

 

What do you guys think of this exhaust? Anybody have it?

 

http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd...e=Trucks&id=129

 

 

 

 

Mine is similar, except exiting out the back with duals. Very nice. Loud when you get on it, but very liveable while cruising down the highway. I got mine from http://www.performancepeddler.com I actually saw them on EBAY, and asked if they could ship it for $399. They said yes, so I ordered it immediately. This price was better than Tbyrne's sale price. When I asked T* if they would match it, they said they couldn't. Good luck.

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rmreid

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Im looking for an exhaust that is "head turning". Too loud is not a problem for me. Power gains are nice, but not needed. I saw this exhaust and it seems to be something i'd like. Its a Magnaflow dual pipes, side exit in front of the tires.

 

What do you guys think of this exhaust? Anybody have it?

 

http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd...e=Trucks&id=129

 

 

 

I didn't think that sounded too loud to me ...if you want loud get a FlowMaster 30 or 40 set up :tear:

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TEE Enthusiast

TEE

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I have the similar Edelbrock on my 94 for years now and love it!

That's the best exit possible :crazy::crazy:

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marko Enthusiast

marko

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Sounds great. I had an Edelbrock on my '93 that sounded great, much like this one.

 

I put a Corsa on my 05 z71. I really like it, it's much scarier. Quiet at cruise but often I drop down a gear or two in the tunnels just for fun - and if I ever pass someone in a convertible, look out!!! :seeya:

 

Go to www.corsaperf.com and listen to the sounds, and see what you think. They're pretty accurate.

 

I am very happy with the build quality and fit as well.

 

Marko in Fernie, BC

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