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This exhaust has been in my garage since 2007. The welder that put the mod in is a very good fabricator with stainless. When I asked about Ti welding, Ray said he had welded his Ti prosthetic leg before while waiting for a new one. The pictures show he quickly got it. It was his first exhaust and my last because I traded the C5 in on a C6. There are no blowthru's , just a quick progression from good to better beads.

I prefer a face to face deal and will travel to Philly, Baltimore, Dover or Harrisburg areas.

Noe

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ZO6ME

photos to enderleent@gmail.com

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photos sent

JLI

Interested in photos as well icard931@yahoo.com

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I think I sent all requests

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bump for photos

geogolfer

sent you a pm

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pm replied to

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you have mail Geogolfer

hockeyspokes

curious. why did you weld in the shunt ?? more sound or HP ?

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The best way I can describe it is the LS1 howl gets throatier, as far as more power not so much

I forgot to mention 22.5lbs per side! This exhaust floats compared to stock