do u gain that much with exhaust?
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Keep it quiet. I'm not sure exhaust is really worth a whole lot on a stock truck.
Get a pulley, intake, e-fans, tune, torque converter, etc for now. Truck should wake up pretty good with that stuff and still be quiet.
Get a pulley, intake, e-fans, tune, torque converter, etc for now. Truck should wake up pretty good with that stuff and still be quiet.
#5
You could always put a cutout before the muffler with a quick time performance electric cutout so at the flip of a switch you can have loud or stock, pretty fun to fool the cops around here with as my buddy has this set up on his '04 4.8 silverado. It should be about $30 for a 3" flowtech cutout and $150 for the quicktime, so for under $200 you got yourself a neat little set up.
Alex
Alex
#6
You won't gain that much from a cat back system, but it is a good starting point. If your only objective is speed, I would start with a custom tune and a 3000 torque converter. If you get antsy there, get a cam and headers.
I just ordered a corsa exhaust system, and my next item will definitely be a tune. After owning a K&N FIPK on my last truck, I am not convinced that the stock air box with a K&N drop in filter does not flow well enough for mostly stock applications.
I just ordered a corsa exhaust system, and my next item will definitely be a tune. After owning a K&N FIPK on my last truck, I am not convinced that the stock air box with a K&N drop in filter does not flow well enough for mostly stock applications.
#7
I most likely gained 12-15 hp. See my quarter mile times below, I would say 50% was from exhaust and 50% was from better weather. I have the magnaflow cat back system #15818 and I love it. I was really worried about making the truck too loud and concerned about interior drone. Well, the exhaust is quiet in cruise and really doesn't have any drone. The only time it gets loud is during light acceleration from 0-40 at ~1800 rpm, other than that it's quiet.
Jeff
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Originally Posted by 02_2500avalanche
You could always put a cutout before the muffler with a quick time performance electric cutout so at the flip of a switch you can have loud or stock, pretty fun to fool the cops around here with as my buddy has this set up on his '04 4.8 silverado. It should be about $30 for a 3" flowtech cutout and $150 for the quicktime, so for under $200 you got yourself a neat little set up.
Alex
Alex
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for power i am again voting for converter and tune and heads and cam if it is still not enough when you start getting some mods is when you will really want one if you want one just for sound i have heard good things about magnaflow and spintech


