My First Silverado
08-05-2009, 08:00 PM
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to the new guy: if your going to do exhast, which is pretty much a must if you want your truck to be a truck, do turn downs. Two reasons. One. cost efficent, which is what you are going for. Two. its the only way to go. you dont have pipes hanging out the back like every other truckowner out there. two. sound. i have put them on every truck ive ever owned. they sound great.
08-06-2009, 11:36 AM
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to the new guy: if your going to do exhast, which is pretty much a must if you want your truck to be a truck, do turn downs. Two reasons. One. cost efficent, which is what you are going for. Two. its the only way to go. you dont have pipes hanging out the back like every other truckowner out there. two. sound. i have put them on every truck ive ever owned. they sound great.
I personally like the Flowmasters "Muscle Truck Exhaust"
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08-06-2009, 07:01 PM
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your right. dumps are cheap. but i personally just love the sound. if it cost twice as much i would still have the exact set up i still have. i love it. allways turn heads cause its a different more aggressive sound. anyways just making a suggestion to the guy if hes looking for cheap but good and easy upgrades.
08-06-2009, 07:15 PM
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This would be a great start... though you could also think about CAI, or drop in a K&N. Cotton breathes better than paper. The drop in new could cost about $45.
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