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LI Blackdak
Dodge Dakota
1/06/2002
03:20:43
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does anyone have a gibson catback on their 3.9??
how much performamce do u gain from it?? more or less then airaid?? also how much more important is it to get stainless steel and not Aluminized Steel? how long do they last?? also is jba/k&n better??
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roby333
Dodge Dakota
1/06/2002
16:00:23
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im looking to know the same thing...i have a 01 4x4 sport reg cab w/ the 3.9.....any info would be great..thanks
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LI Blackdak
Dodge Dakota
1/06/2002
16:48:13
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well truck performance has the best prices on them ($10 less then speed tweaks w/ shipping)
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Zaurusman
Dodge Dakota
1/06/2002
16:58:13
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I just got the aluminized muffler and replaced the stock one with it a half year or so ago; had to cut out six inches of pipe to compensate for its length or thereabouts. Sounds a TON better now and throttle response is instant as instant can be. Between that, my K&N intake and my ignition mods the truck's testicles have significantly improved in size!
Can't tell you exactly what I got out of it by itself, though, because when I put it on I also had my plugs gapped incorrectly and figured this out months later - gapping plugs correctly is worth more than ALL those mods! LOL! But if you have your intake already, I say put on the cat back, then mebbe do the in/out thing again with a new throttle body and headers when you're ready.
Hope this helps. Also, http://www.tiborsrealm.com/Dakota/ModsList.htm#Gibson for more details.
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Zaurusman
'98 RC Red Sport V6 5spd 3.21 15x8's
http://www.tiborsrealm.com/Dakota/Index.htm
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dubbeddakota
Dodge Dakota
1/07/2002
21:15:26
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i got a gibson catback on my v6 and it sounds good..i got a intense performance intake from speedtweaks.net, sparkplugs and 7.5mm wires and it helped considerably. as for aluminized vs stainless is..the stainless will last longer but also cost's more
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