Replaced gutted cats
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From: Sittin on jackstands
With straight pipes. Man it sounds so much better. I did this last night, and had some bad leaks. Today I dropped the whole exhaust from the collector back and installed my cut out. It seems to have the raspyness it picked up, but I havnt really driven it yet. I'll let yall know more tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by ap2002
no cats and a cut-out is going to be too loud!!! believe me I have this... it only sounds good @ WOT!!!!
#5
ya it is gonna be way too loud! i just cut my cats off at a buddies house tonight and the drive home was a bit noisy, i'm getting them welded back on tomorrow after I gut them. but it turns some heads and makes ppl plug their ears!
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
dont you have headers also? your guna be there on the 10th for me to hear the combo right?
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Originally Posted by ap2002
no cats and a cut-out is going to be too loud!!! believe me I have this... it only sounds good @ WOT!!!!
And I thought I was old
It is a little agrivating. I do most of my driving on the interstate. It has a bad rasp at about 2000 rpm, but other than that I like it.
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#8
Dude I drove my truck from my friends house (where i installed my headers) to the muffler shop. I had a throbbing headache because it was just straight longtubes and nothing else. It was only like 5 miles away. I couldnt be able stand it for a long period of time.
#9
headers and no no cat make a bad truck a head turner had 2000 5.3 like that it was good now trying to get a 2005 5.3 planning on gettin an electric cutout and leaving factory exhaust so i can be quite and loud when i want






