I putting on my gibson swept side this weekend and it comes with a sticker. I was wondering where I should put this sticker and if I should use it at all. any input is appreciated...I just don't want to lok like a ricer or anything.

 

cut out a piece of thin aluminum, and put the stickers on that. I hung mine up on the wall, but you could put it on the inside of the hood, so when the hood was open, you could see the stickers.

Here is mine

 

After all the cash that I paid for mine, I didn't get no steenkin sticker! And I put my stickers on the underside of my hood...

 

I think I'm gonna put then on the inside of my hood......If I could only find that K&N sticker...

 

I could tell you what to do with that Gibson decal, but you'd have to roll it real tight so it won't hurt so much as you-------------

Never mind, just take the exhaust system and find a big dumpster
and toss it inside. I wasted $300 on a gibson, when the stock system actually sounded as nice.

Get a flowmaster or dynamax anything but a gibson.

 

I'm not really worried about the sound. I just want better a little better performance which Gibson delivers in the LOW end rpm (2000-4000)range....not 5000-7000 RPMs like the others.

 

ok........can you really and truly feel the extra 10 or so hp your truck is now givin ya? remember, it doesn't add it, it frees it up.

 

It's the low end torque that it improves.

And if you bought the Gibson for sound, I agree you wasted your money. Although, the Swept Side sound is what I was looking for on my Expy. When I first cranked it up after installing it, I couldn't tell a difference. A few minutes later I could, but not much. After a few months, it's perfect!

I tow a big heavy boat and the Gibson is perfect for my application! 7200# is almost like nothing and great MPG as well!! Ok, the Airaid and Superchip help too.

Oh, the sticker I have a few more on it now like Edelbrock, Energy Suspension and the next to go on is Transgo but here's where mine are! Call it whatever you like, mid-life crisis, re-living youth or High School flash backs.