New/ Used Yukon Denali

[crhussong]

I just purchased a 16 Yukon Denali and am looking for recomendations on Exhaust systms to enhance the 6.2l sound, as well as reputable sources of lowering kits.

 

[Doubeleive]

The 6.2 already has a 3 1/2 pipe some sections are larger so you can get a way with just doing a appropriate muffler and deleting, doing a catback isn't really worth it (IMO) you can get the same effect for much less.

 

[OR VietVet]

Welcome to the forum from Oregon.


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[Joseph Garcia]

Welcome from NH.

I installed a Gibson Extreme catbck dual exhaust, but most would say that it's too loud. Lots of folks here with less noisy systems that will chime in.

Hopefully, you will become a participating member in the Forum's discussions.

 

[Bob2C]

Had the Gibson cat back as well. Gave me a headache between 70-80mph. Plus the damn thing rusted to hell after 7 months with no salt on roads this winter. I got the stainless too. Not a good quality. I think it was 409 stainless not 304 which is much better. Threw stock exhaust back on.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Had the Gibson cat back as well. Gave me a headache between 70-80mph. Plus the damn thing rusted to hell after 7 months with no salt on roads this winter. I got the stainless too. Not a good quality. I think it was 409 stainless not 304 which is much better. Threw stock exhaust back on.

Mine is stainless, and I have no rust on it, even though I live in wintery and road salty NH. Being a 60's kid, my hearing is half gone, at best anyway, so I simply turn up the volume on my tunes, when the drone kicks in on long inclines of road. Like I said, this exhaust system is not for everyone, as I'm simply reliving my teenage years.

Come one, Folks, let's give crhussong some recommendations on other aftermarket exhaust systems! I know that you MagnaFlow, Borla, Corsa, etc. exhaust systems users are out there.

 

[OR VietVet]

My Flowmaster 50 series muffler is what I was looking for and suits me fine. In this Flowmaster link there is a section where you can hear the resonating flow sounds thru other Flowmaster mufflers as a comparison. just open link and then click on "street chambered mufflers".

https://www.holley.com/brands/flowmaster/?msclkid=97f5e9fa653512703eedb73cf0341377&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Bing Search - Flowmaster - Brand&utm_term=flowmaster exhaust&utm_content=Flowmaster Brand - Exact - Brand

 

[Miami-Dade]

Welcome from Miami Beach!

 

[swathdiver]

I just purchased a 16 Yukon Denali and am looking for recomendations on Exhaust systms to enhance the 6.2l sound, as well as reputable sources of lowering kits.

Good sounds are subjective. Some love Borla, some Corsa, some Gibson, MBRP, Magnaflow, etc.

After watching a hundred or so youtube videos on exhaust systems, and having owned them myself, Flowmaster was always my favorite. But now I'm old and don't want to hear the noise in the cabin nor the drone. I like the Corsa Sport and Touring best but also like Gibson and Borla and Maganflow. I guess it depends on my hearing that day! LOL

 

[bde269]

congrats on the new whip