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01-09-2007, 01:51 PM
Originally Posted by FireballPhil
I noticed that 3 of you quoted 3 different part numbers for the Magnaflow exhaust sytems: 16612, 16613 & 16614. 
What is the differences between the 3 systems?
thanks,
Phil
What is the differences between the 3 systems?thanks,
Phil
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Originally Posted by Hash278
How did that work. Did it ask you for the link in the checkout.
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Side note, I did clean my MAS without removing it. Just pop out the filter, look towards the back of the airbox and with electrical circuit cleaner (using the little red straw thing) gave it a few quick blasts. I had diconnected the battery for the exhaust install, so I killed two birds with one stone....
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Originally Posted by James321
Side note, I did clean my MAS without removing it. Just pop out the filter, look towards the back of the airbox and with electrical circuit cleaner (using the little red straw thing) gave it a few quick blasts. I had diconnected the battery for the exhaust install, so I killed two birds with one stone....
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Originally Posted by 05supercrew
Notice any difference?
No, but I only have 13K on the truck in a low dust (city) enviornment. But what the heck, the battery was disconnected and the hood was up. There is something I noticed with the new exhaust. Previously, after placing the vehicle in gear, releasing the brake and without depressing the accelerator, the vehicle would not "creep", it would remain stationary. Now, with the new exhaust, the vehicle will "creep". Engine RPMs are the same. Not sure why this is occurring (less back pressure?). In fact, all the vehicles I have owned in the past have had this type of "creep" until I purchased this vehicle. Anyway, love the new exhaust system. Now, is it tuner time or what???????
Thanks.