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Old Jan 3, 2010 | 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by boss302
i'm in the same boat, kind of. Idle and wot sound great, but everywhere else is meh, and at cruise speeds the drone is just plain terrible. I found a 22" hooker aerochamber on ebay for a good price and ordered it yesterday, hopefully it helps.
i love my 22 hooker on my rcsb. I have a mild 6.0, lts, no cats, 3 inch dual pipes merging into 3.5 pipe, opened up the 3 inlet and outlet on the hooker 22, have a 3.5 pipe from a diesel truck going over the axle and dumped...pretty quiet. I recently put a 4 inch resonator tip and it got a lil louder. Sounds muscular, no drone, no rasp, smooth upon acceleration. Best sound i have had. Hope this helps and you enjoy. Oh and you got a an extended cab so longer pipe may make it even quieter. Rob (956) 802-7700.
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Old Jan 3, 2010 | 10:23 AM
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Also, make sure your tip isn't too close to the body on your truck. Mine droned like hell too until I bent one of the exhaust hangars to move the tip about 4 inches from the body. No more drone. It's the flimsy metal on the truck box transmits the sounds a lot easier than older trucks.
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