I have a quick question. The weekend before last, I changed my replacement muffler with the Gibson Super Truck Exhaust. I have noticed that the truck seems to shift a lot sooner and get into the lower rpms faster. I don't believe my driving style has changed, but I have also noticed that the truck seems to be sucking more gas, but my mpg hasn't changed. Am I just imagining things or is my mind playing tricks on me? Is there anyone that can expalin this to me? Just curious.

 

I'm planning on installing a set of JBA ceramic headers with flowmaster single exhaust. I will update if I notice the same results with my 04 QC 4X4 Hemi

 

No offense here guy, but how do you realize the truck is sucking more gas without changing the MPG?

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It must be PFM is the vehicle seems to suck more gas, but the mileage stays the same!

 

My MPG did get a little better (about 1 MPG, woohoo) even though my driving style got a little more aggressive. I like to here the sound so I drive a little harder than I did with the stock exhaust.

 

Jerry: Did you notice an increase of power with your headers and exhaust....Is it worth the money????

 

What's a PFM?

 

PFM is an abbrevation for Pure F@$king Magic....Yes I know it's stupid, but used to answer questions which can't be answered....

 

Just the opposite guy.[sm=icon_cheers.gif]

That's f'ing great. Don't mind if i use it do you?

 

There is a noticeable increase but I didn't put the headers on until after I changed the muffler and tips so the amount of noticeable increase wasn't much after each install. If I would have done it all at the same time I'm sure it would have felt a lot better.

Is it worth the money?.........hell yes!!!!![sm=lol.gif]