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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/9/2007 4:58:53 PM

Dennis

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Greetings

Get any brand to your liking of the dual exhaust Cat-back exhaust systems (search this topic section)

and add a set of something like these.. Dual Tips

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/9/2007 6:21:34 PM

Camou2

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I put the Billy Boat Dual Cat-back exhaust system in my 2006 H3 and it sounds great. I believe the Billy Boat web site has sound tracks www.bbexhaust.com. The exhaust not only sounds tough but looks great. Excellent chrome job. I think the exhaust was about $700.

At the same time I did the exhaust I installed the K&N Chrome air intake system and PowerAid throttle body spacer.

I purchased all three from Stallion Customs and negotiated a price of 999.99.

I have not tested the truck on a dynometer or whatever you call those things but I will tell you there was a noticeble and significant change in performance. Both from a stop and on the road in a climbing or passing mode.

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/10/2007 9:32:06 AM

Bu5eli

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Thanks a lot for your help Dennis.

In addition to the dual tips you showed me, I wanna have a similar sound to that exhaust in the link. I wanna hear my Hummer roaring. What do you advice me?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPfO3GI-KHg

or that one....

http://www.gmaccessorydealer.com/exhaust/exhaust-hummerh3.mp3

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/10/2007 10:06:24 AM

Dennis

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Actually Khalil, I think they all sound pretty darn good..But I'm partcial to the GIBSON brand Cat-back system..It's a matter of how much you wanna spend..

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/10/2007 2:46:26 PM

Bu5eli

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Thanks Dennis.

I guess i'll install a Gibson cat back.

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/10/2007 3:50:19 PM

kild1

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mr dennis
how far does ur chrome tips stick out ?
far enough to burn ur leg on when loadin/unloadin stuff ?
mine do.... my 11 yearold got her leg 2 days ago purdy good
i have warned her a few times but she was in a rush gettin her bag out
to spend the night w/ her friend

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/10/2007 4:10:40 PM

Dennis

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Mine are out just enough to look bitchin, but still below the curve of the bottom of the bumper..My leg don't touch it..I can see where a little kid might be able to come in contact with it though..

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/10/2007 8:12:22 PM

kild1

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mine sticks out more than urs does ( that sounds kinda bad LOL)

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RE: H3 exhaust - 7/10/2007 8:16:03 PM

Dennis

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If you say so...

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RE: H3 exhaust - 8/24/2007 1:21:54 PM

cbetts

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I gave myself some time to stop "driving by sound" with my Gibson cat-back and have been impressed.

I recently took a trip from Los Angeles to Bishop (California) with a nice increase from 14-15 MPG to 18-19 MPG while holding an average speed of 80 MPH. Not to shabby! Keep in mind that there were two passengers and roughly 300 pounds of equipment as well. Seriously, I can't complain. I also noticed much more power when I went off-road on my favorite trail there, Silver Canyon. I found myself not having to downshift as much to climb the steep grade.

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