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Hey guys im a new member and i was wondering if i could get some feedback on what i should do as far as an exhaust for my truck. I have an 06 GMC 1500 4.8L and i want an exhaust that will give me a better sound, but i dont want to spend a fortune. I was thinking about running a cat back system out the side infront of my tires with a Glasspack exhaust. I dont know if this is good or not. Please help me out, all suggestions are helpful, tell me what you think. I really want it sound deep and good.

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Gunn

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I personally would not use a glasspack.. If I were you id look at Magnaflow or Borla catback.. Both of those arent too expensive and will give you a unique sound plus a little power..

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Hey guys im a new member and i was wondering if i could get some feedback on what i should do as far as an exhaust for my truck. I have an 06 GMC 1500 4.8L and i want an exhaust that will give me a better sound, but i dont want to spend a fortune. I was thinking about running a cat back system out the side infront of my tires with a Glasspack exhaust. I dont know if this is good or not. Please help me out, all suggestions are helpful, tell me what you think. I really want it sound deep and good.

Thanks

Gunn

 

 

I've always been a flowmaster guy. Here's my '00 4.8L, with a SI/DO Flowmaster Original 40.

 

 

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I have a dual Magnaflow set-up on my 6.0. The mufflers are preety cheap for a good quality part. I have a custom exhaust from the cats back. I wanted it out the side after the rear tires and run two mufflers. I have had other mufflers in the past, and the Mangaflow wins hands down. Little more power, nice sound when you are on it, but crusin it is nice and quiet in the cab. My vote is Magnaflow.

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Might I suggest true duals, nothing like the sound of duals.

 

 

 

2.5" is the thickest I would go on duals for the 4.8, and I would say go with the Super 44 Flowmasters, but if you want not so loud & a quality built muffler go with Magnaflow.

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If you don't want it real loud, look into something like I've got. Kept the stock pipes and had a large Magnaflow put in. Sounds like stock at idle inside the truck, but you can hear it when you give it gas though it's not so loud in the truck that you have to turn up the radio to hear it. I'll try to get some sound clips of it and post them, just haven't gotten around to it yet.

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