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I still dont know how I feel about that guy...
Issues... Issues... Issues
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I know what you mean, but he seems to be knowledgeable.
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Haha! Yeah, he sounds crazy, but I like his "taking it off and washing it" idea... I guess that would mean drilling out my busted studs and putting new bolts in...
Have you guys any experience with a magnaflow cat? I was tossing that idea around, but is it actually any better than stock?
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Ive been considering running magnaflows when my walkers die. Those things have to hate me by now (exhaust smell from it makes my eyes water like hell). Let us know if theyre better than factory?
Ive been considering running "test cats" as well. No sniffer test here.
...or you could cut them out and cram a 13T back in their place.