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[alrock]

Which one should I do?

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[poweraidon]

I say quad... Those huge ones have always looked funny to me


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[Woodtick]

Mine sound good and I get a lot of complements on the sound. Your first pic would go great with a 12" shackle and truck nuts.

 

[Burn]

Neither, my 2c

 

[Woodtick]

To bad you don't have a H3T, you could run a 6" stack right through the center of the bed. Lol:corn:

 

[benlaud87]

Put them all on

 

[Woodtick]

The more the better, make sure you add some fake side pipes while it's on the lift. You may also want to stop backing over small cars, your bumper is starting to get all scratched up on the underside.

 

[Neo]

LOL !! let me know what you decide :giggle:

 

[Chook]

Wow........ That rear bumper is bumped up bad (I can see why you need to fix the exhaust)

Gibson makes some side swept pipes for the H3 that come out behind the rear wheel.

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

Wow........ That rear bumper is bumped up bad (I can see why you need to fix the exhaust)

Gibson makes some side swept pipes for the H3 that come out behind the rear wheel.

I wish they made it for the Alpha. I don't need to impress the ladies with the size of my pipes - my one pipe is all they need.

 

[scoreh3]

Wow by the looks of your back bumper I give those tips about 15 minutes before you crush them. My vote is for a set of Zoomies coming out from sides before the rear wheels. You will probably want to keep the back door windows rolled up too.

 

[Zach]

Definitely option number 2. Nice bumper by the way. Wonder why you were having issues with the spare tire [emoji41]

 

[Chook]

They do make them for the ALPHA


http://gibsonperformance.com/products/retail_prod_annoucement.php?product_number=62211

 

[Chook]

They do make them for the ALPHA

http://gibsonperformance.com/products/retail_prod_annoucement.php?product_number=62211

I wish they made it for the Alpha. I don't need to impress the ladies with the size of my pipes - my one pipe is all they need.

 

[High Five H2]

get 8 pipes all in a row

 

[Woodtick]

get 8 pipes all in a row

That should cover up that bumper.

 

[Bigunit]

Well...what did you end up going with? Oh yeah, pics would be nice too!

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[Gunner_45]

Hopefully, he ended up routing those exhaust tips into the cab.

:giggle:

 

[Bigunit]

That's probably why we never heard back from him.

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[Woodtick]

I hope he went with the open header though the hood. There is obviously a clearance problem in the rear bumper area.

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

They do make them for the ALPHA

http://gibsonperformance.com/products/retail_prod_annoucement.php?product_number=62211

one too many pipes... I just want one, large pipe.

Did I mention I also have an ARB air bag for getting out of the sand or snow? I can inflate it with my air compressors, but I suspect it'd be faster with the exhaust pipe.... it doesn't work so well if you've two exhaust tips

 

[alrock]

I'm trying to get the 6" tips in chrome - I think that's the look I need.

BTW, I've spent seven years "clearancing" that rear bumper. Why spend big bucks on a custom bumper when I can have Mother Nature and a few hundred rock ledges help me customize my bumper?

 

[cbetts]

I liked what my local shop did for my tips. Made some custom turn-downs that hardly touch the ground.


Looks like you may also need a trailer hitch to use as a skid!

 

[4speedfunk]

Why spend big bucks on a custom bumper when I can have Mother Nature and a few hundred rock ledges help me customize my bumper?

Uh. You got that backwards. You're supposed to customize Mother Nature. -LOL

 

[alrock]

Well, my 6" LED ring tips are on back order so I'll have to wait to update you on that. The rest of the work was the deletion of the second cat since it's not monitored on the 07s (and up, I think). Also fixed the lousy original installation of my Gibson exhaust and cut out the flange where it bolts on and replaced that with welded tube. No more loose fitting to fail and fixed that exhaust leak.