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Well I'd like to start of saying hello to everyone I'm new to the forums and just purchased my first GM product but i'm not new to them my parents have h2's, denalis, and a c6. I previously drove a 2001 Dakota that I loved to death and customized to the hilt but always wanted to drive a GM at heart becuase the enormous amount of aftermarket parts available and the quality I've always trusted about them. So on the day after my 18th birthday (july 16) I went and picked up a 2007 Nbs Sierra SLT 4x4 ext. cab and forgot all about that old dodge I used to drive But in less than 2 weeks and under 700 mi. here are a couple of mods I did over this past weekend. e8595576.jpg Pic from the day after coming home off the lot.

 

 

e8594ced.jpg 2 weeks later and a sunday install of T Rex billet grilles

 

The Magnaflow 16746....

 

e859522d.jpg Same side exit infront of rear axle

 

few more shots

 

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Good looking truck! I actually like the look of the stock grill but these pictures of trucks with an aftermarket grill are going to make me change that soon :chevrolet:

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Good looking truck! I actually like the look of the stock grill but these pictures of trucks with an aftermarket grill are going to make me change that soon :chevrolet:

 

Me too. Oh, wait. :cheers:

Good looking truck!

 

Daddy

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nice truck, must be nice to have that kind of stuff when you're 18!!!!! How's the exhaust sound? Any performance gain?

 

 

The exhaust sounds awesome. Everything you could expect from Magnaflow and when I first looked in the box and saw how small the system was compared to stock I thought to myself wow, this thing is going to be loud and is going to drone like no other. But after I installed and the moment of truth came to start it I couldn't of been happier. The note is very deep and mellow, I wish is was just a pinch louder but i'm hoping and intake will wake things up but other than that perfect. It does make it noticeable when it kicks down to 4 cyl. but its still a very tolerable note. As for performance I feel a slight gain but haven't been too hard on the truck since it is still new but can tell a difference and I really think it's helped the mileage already averaged 19.1 mpg on the way home from work.

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Good looking truck! I actually like the look of the stock grill but these pictures of trucks with an aftermarket grill are going to make me change that soon :chevrolet:

 

Me too. Oh, wait. :driving:

Good looking truck!

 

Daddy

 

 

 

Looks like I'll be bolting a grill on my truck this weekend :cheers:

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