You gotta start somewhere! 
I really came for the smilies...
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Oh hell...I just noticed the Mall Cruiser status!!! You gotta start somewhere!
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dirtychevymama - Off-Roader
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dirtychevymama wrote:Oh hell...I just noticed the Mall Cruiser status!!!
Just motivation to keep everyone active and post happy
hehee
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teebes - Founder
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dirtychevymama - Off-Roader
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I just had to say, your truck is one of the sharpest I've seen. Love the lift. But did you keep the straight pipe? 
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what are these things and who uses them 
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Thanks, I love my NF too & yes, I kept the straight pipe...I have only had it that was since Sep.11...I haven't tired of it Yet. Everyone says I will at some point...if so...the new exhaust is still in the garage!
Heyyyy those are water bombs...get them off your head!
Heyyyy those are water bombs...get them off your head!
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dirtychevymama - Off-Roader
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dirtychevymama wrote:Thanks, I love my NF too & yes, I kept the straight pipe...I have only had it that was since Sep.11...I haven't tired of it Yet. Everyone sys I will at some point...if so...the new exhaust is still in the garage!
Heyyyy those are water bombs...get them off your head!
Did you straight pipe the entire exhaust? or just remove your resonator?... I think you need to clear that up.
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Looks like she "straighted" the whole thing. I honestly can't imagine how loud. I cut out the muffler and left the res at one point. It got very very annoying..
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MrSmithsTB - Veteran
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Yes, the res & muff are BOTH gone. Sorry for the confusion!! 
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dirtychevymama - Off-Roader
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if it is sound you want you should try magnaflow or borla i know both of these companies make catback exhaust for the I6. personally i have the magnaflow if offer a nice tone that isn't too loud but it still makes a statement. both are also dual exhaust so it looks nice and syemetrical on your rear end.
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You're running muffless? Indeed.dirtychevymama wrote:Yes, the res & muff are BOTH gone. Sorry for the confusion!!
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I'm betting it helps to drown out screaming children
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MrSmithsTB wrote:I'm betting it helps to drown out screaming children
Oh wow, that might work!
Speaking of which, are these TVs used as taxi's anywhere. Can that type of safety glass barrier be put behind the front seats. Not to stop the sound but a vomit shield when off road?
DCM we both may need it
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There's still one skinned muff intact...no worries there... 
Yes it help me ignore the children....
If you think your gonna puke in the Nf you'd better hang out the window....EHHHHH
Yes it help me ignore the children....
If you think your gonna puke in the Nf you'd better hang out the window....EHHHHH
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dirtychevymama - Off-Roader
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