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TheGeorgiaKid

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  1. Does any one have the rear disk setup from their AWD SS that they want to sell that have upgraded to aftermarket?? I want to change my '06 to disk in the back & don't really want to spend the money for Baer or the Z06 setup. Also were the stock rear calipers on AWD SS's single or dual piston? If you're asking why I want to do this. I like the look of front & rear disk brakes, plus I like disk brakes better.

  2. damn man... i hate to be a negative nancy....but i woulda went with chrome or black....i dont think its ugly or nothing...im just not loving it....JMO though...but i do love that its different. props for goin different :thumbs:

     

     

    I had the factory chrome wheels on it (which I still have). Got tired of keeping them clean & shiny.

    The new wheels turned out a little darker than I wanted them to be, but I'm still getting use to it.

  3. Looks badass. I have a silver 06 as well and been thinkin about doin my front bumper ducts the same color as your new wheels. How is your truck lowered? Spindles/shackle combo?

     

     

    I've got Belltech 2" drop spindles up front & Belltech 2" drop shackles out back. That's all I did. Left the stock shocks & didn't turn the torsion bars. I'm thinking about painting the scoops to match the wheels.

  4. This may be a dumb idea, but has anyone ever thought about putting coilover shocks like QA1's on the front of a 2wd SS? I remember someone on here did airbags on a AWD SS. Don't see why it couldn't be done on a 2wd. Take out the torsion bars & install coilovers. Curious to hear your thoughts & opinions. Thanks guys.

  5. Hey guys, It was the only way (at the time) I could figure out where to put the muffler, because of tight space. I used all 409 S/S mandrel bent pipe. I thought it would be louder inside if it were under under the cab, that's one reason I put it under the bed. It is heavy, but well supported & alot of tubing, but it works & flows pretty well. I haven't ever seen, but I heard the pipe is routed like that on Cobra R Mustangs to turn it out the side. I would like to figure out how to shorten the pipe up.

    12SROCK, Do you have a pic of under your truck? You have the 18" Magnaflow & I have a 22", just wanted to see how you mounted yours.

  6. Here's some pics of my setup. Let me know what you guys think. It sounds awesome but it drones inside pretty bad, I decided it was because of the side exit. You can see where I passed the drivers side pipe where the driveshaft would be on a AWD truck.

    I had to turn the drivers side cutout at an angle to make it the same height at the passenger side one.

     

    KellyPerformance,

    I wanted to know about the resonators you used cause I could add some in the pipe where it turns back under the muffler. I would like to & my plan is to remount the muffler like you have (when I see a pic), delete the cats & relocate the cutouts to where the cats are now.

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  7. i know what your talking about but imo it would look like shit and not flow all that well.

     

     

    I did kinda think the same thing. The smallest tip is 4" round, that's pretty big. I wasn't as concerned about flow cause I thought you would want a little backpressure. I had thought of the setup using LT with no cats, cutouts right at the header collector, 2 1/2" or 3" pipe turned out the side. The flow prob wouldn't be if you opened the cutouts. lol!

  8. my set up is really loud, LT's and no cats :jester: i gained some power over my old setup, i know the exhaust guy who did mine so i got it real cheap it was like $150.

     

     

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    12'SROCK,

    Can you take a pic of underneath your truck? That's what really helps. You have a 18" Magnaflow, right?

  9. i need to get out and take pics of the system, but ill try and explain it...

     

    the muffler had plenty of room. i have a carrier relocator, so my driveshaft is a good 6" higher than a stocker. it basically comes out of the trans, bends up very slightly and is straight all the way to the axle.

     

    the resonators are mounted a few inches before the tips... after the muffler. no room in front

     

    kellyperformance,

    What kind of resonators did you use? I really need to take some pictures & post them here for yall to see. I passed the drivers side pipe on the drivers side of the trans where the driveshaft would be on AWD trucks. I have cutouts mounted right behind the trans crossmember. I think I need to replan my exhaust. There is too much pipe for it to run through. I really want to see some pics of your system since it's the same muffler I have. I think mine is a little bit of a mess & it's really heavy too.

  10. i had one, just took it off because my truck was too low. its up for sale if you want, easily welded in by an exhaust shop. heres it on the truck-

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    if youd like i can take pics of it off the truck... its a dual in/out magnaflow 22" muffler with two 12" straight through resonators. on stock cats/manifolds its very suddle. nice deep rumble, but not overwhelming.

     

    Where did you mount the muffler?? I have a 22" Magnaflow & I had to mount it in the stock location & then turn the pipes with mandrel bent pipe back under the muffler & then out the side at the angle I wanted. The crossmember for the 2-piece driveshaft was in the way of mounting the muffler farther forward. Did you go with a 1-piece driveshaft & cut the crossmember out when you installed the 6 speed? Do you have a pic of underneath the truck when it was on or a pic of it now that it's off?? Where did you mount the resonators? I was curious if you did it different, cause it's alot of pipe for it to run through & wanted to shorten the route if I could. I'll post some pics of mine on this thread when I can. Thanks.

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