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Old Feb 6, 2003 | 01:18 AM
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well i talked to F-150-91 tonight but i guess he didnt post here. He will soon ill ask him again if he will
 
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Old Feb 6, 2003 | 08:39 AM
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Cool

Originally posted by rbjones21
I looked at the gibson setup and it doesn't seem to bad.

Has anyone else had experience with them?

Anyone have sound clips?
I have the Gibson Dual Extreme set-up on my 'Screw. Quiet at idle, nice sound when you are getting on it and no drone on the highway. I believe they have some sound clips on their web site... Gibson Exhaust Web Site

Originally posted by APT
And the Gibson tail pipes for the split rear say you have to remove the spare tire. I don't know if people had have shops correct it, but do it yourselfers complain about having to remove that.
If you read the Gibson site carefully, you will see that only the 4x4 trucks or trucks with 17" or larger wheels have to remove the spare. I did not have to remove my spare, but I have the factory 16" wheels.

As far as the rattle, the system comes with a lifetime warranty. I'm sure if you look hard enough you can find someone who had a problem with EVERY manufacturer out there.

If you call Mike T. you will be buying a Magnaflow. Not knocking, just warning you. It is what he believes in and they appear to make a quality product. For what it's worth:

Mike T. told me how the Gibson exhaust would ruin my low-end torque. He explained that they have tested a bunch of systems and the Gibson made plenty of power in the higher RPM range, but caused a loss of low-end torque. I explained that before I modded my 'Screw, it would barely chirp the tires on dry pavement from a standing-start (that was with a SuperChip, by the way). After I installed the Gibson exhaust and the cold-air intake and MAF (all at once), I could do a pretty good job of burning both rear tires from a standing start (I have the LS 3.55 rear end). Mike said "Huh ??" and then Mike warned me that the MAF I added was causing my engine to run dangerously lean and that I needed to have the chip re-programmed. I sent the chip to Mike and they took care of it for me. I honestly can't say I think it runs any better than it did before the re-program, but I trust it should not be lean any more.

I guess the whole point I'm making is my experience is contrary to what Mike T. says, but does reflect what Gibson says their dyno results were. Go figure...

In short, I'm very satisfied with my Gibson exhaust. Fit perfect, easy install, exact noise level I wanted, etc.

Good luck !!
 
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Old Feb 6, 2003 | 08:54 AM
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B-man,

Did you do the install youself? What was it like?

I have a 4x4 also with 16'' factory wheels.

One think that I am conused about from their site is I want to put the split rear on, there is a not that says "Exits On Passenger Side Behind Rear Tire"

Tha would seem to me that would defeat the point of "Split Rear", so if anyone has any insight into this let me know.

I don't have a CAI on my truck or the MAF sensor mod, so I wonder if that would make a big difference.

The Gibson Setup does have the quality's that I am looking for it I can just find out the detailed questions I need to know.
 
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Old Feb 6, 2003 | 03:49 PM
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ok I'm here, lol

As far as what is the best setup to my ears and I hear all kinds everyday. I do think magnaflow sounds the best, Flowmaster runner up. Magnaflows are wide open mufflers for real and they do increase the h.p by at least 10 h.p

We stock the Magnaflow line of exhaust systems, everthing but the headers. We will put anything you want on your veichle just as long as it's nothing illegal. We also have Flowmaster, and some Dynomax but not much. For a truck like yours rb, we could put a cat - back on it for about $250 without tax. With tax, call it more closer to $255 with tips. That's just my guess though, to give you an accurate price, we'd actually have to look at the truck in person. If you are willing to make the 2 hr trip down here to where i live, go for it, but is it really worth all that just for some exhaust system??? Good luck with what you go with.

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Old Feb 6, 2003 | 04:38 PM
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I am not quite sure what I am going to do now. I just wanted to have the option to take it to someone on the board.

I am either going with the Magnaflow or the Gibson. Seems everyone says that the flowmater a a bit to loud.

Thanks for the info. BTW where are you in Ohio? Any are you ready fro winter to be over or what?
 
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Old Feb 6, 2003 | 04:50 PM
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With all due respect, I would rather not say where I am in Ohio since this is a public forum. Do you have AIM Rb????

As far as old man winter goes, YES!!!!!!!!! I am ready for it to be gone and wating for 80* and sunny so I can wash my truck twice a week without an issue, lol i'd say 6-7 out of the 12 months we have up here in Ohio are cold!!! and lemme tell you IT PHUCKIN BLOWS, LOL!

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Old Feb 7, 2003 | 07:40 AM
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Originally posted by B-Man If you read the Gibson site carefully, you will see that only the 4x4 trucks or trucks with 17" or larger wheels have to remove the spare. I did not have to remove my spare, but I have the factory 16" wheels.
I never read the site, just read a few people that were really upset to lose the spare. But if what you say is correct, he has a 4x4 so he has to remove the spare.

As far as the rattle, the system comes with a lifetime warranty. I'm sure if you look hard enough you can find someone who had a problem with EVERY manufacturer out there.
Of course, but baffle type mufflers tend to have more problems with the welds breaking inside.

I don't agree with everything Mike T says either, but I do believe Magnaflow makes some very good products.
 
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Old Feb 7, 2003 | 08:32 AM
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f-150_91, I sent you my contact info.

I am leaning more toward Magnaflow. f-150_91 that is why I want to try and find a place that stock them and can install it.

As far as winter goes I am good and sick of it. It usually doesn't bother me, but I want to wash my track and wax it and put my Mods on without freezing to death. (don't have a garage or any patience)

That is if I ever get my W2 from my former employer so I can file my taxes.
 

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Old Feb 7, 2003 | 08:44 AM
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Bwaaa haaa hahaha hah haaaaaaaaa 91 Im gona get you i know where you live. ahh h ah ha h haaaaaa






just kiddin bro





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Old Feb 8, 2003 | 12:51 AM
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Originally posted by Green_98
Bwaaa haaa hahaha hah haaaaaaaaa 91 Im gona get you i know where you live. ahh h ah ha h haaaaaa






just kiddin bro
oooooooooooooo I'm so scared someone please come and rescue me from the Green Monster, lol

I hear Magnaflow almost every friggin day, they all sound good even on v6's of all makes. BTW, rb how did you get my contact info?????!??!?!?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

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Old Feb 8, 2003 | 02:11 AM
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Gibson sounds to quiet? Get the Gibson SuperTruck Series -best bang for the buck, roughly around $275, and you could put it on yourself! (ordered one myself).
Mean race truck, throaty, growl to it, and not too overly loud. and looks awsome!
...and did people say they're known for broken baffles? ...who wants a muffler that will last forever? That's no fun! By the time your muffler fails, companies will release their shiny all-new-improved-super-duper-stupendous-series muffler system!

-...and then you can do it all over again -brag and feel excited about your new cat-back system! whoohooooo!
 
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Old Feb 8, 2003 | 05:42 PM
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91 hmm..the green monster.....sounds interesting
 
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Old Feb 8, 2003 | 05:57 PM
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f-150_91,

I don't have you contact info. ??????

I sent you an email requesting it.
 
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Old Feb 8, 2003 | 07:48 PM
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I was talking to my friend's dad again about the system that I was talking about before.

Turns out that the system that he was talking about was a Custom made Corsa System.

IT would be about 800 - 900 for the system. Not sure about this.
 
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Old Feb 9, 2003 | 12:25 AM
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Why don't you check out the SpinTech systems before you buy? You might be suprised at the cost and the sound. Just my .02, anyway good luck with whatever system you get.
 
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