It’s pretty straightforward. You might need some hangers or adapters depending on your setup, but nothing too complicated. I was able to do it in my driveway in a few hours. Just be sure to have some friends to help lift it!
LOL! Definitely good advice. I’ve seen some pretty crazy install videos—people just do it solo and spend hours. Friends make it so much easier.
Anyone tried the Corsa system? I’ve heard it has a different sound profile and better drone control. It’s more on the pricey side, though. Wonder if the sound quality justifies it.
Corsa is great if you’re looking for a quieter ride with a refined tone. Just keep in mind, it won’t be as aggressive as others. Depends on your taste, really.
I have! While it’s pricier, I found it provides a classy sound without being overbearing. It’s all about what you want out of your exhaust.
I personally love the Borla ATAK for my 5.3 Silverado. It has a deep, aggressive sound that really turns heads. Plus, the fitment was spot on—no issues at all!
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I’ve heard good things about the Flowmaster Super 44 as well. It’s supposed to have a more classic muscle car sound. Anyone here tried it?
I’ve got the MagnaFlow system on mine. It’s a bit quieter but has a nice, smooth tone. Great for daily driving without being too obnoxious.
The Super 44 does have a great sound! I had one on my previous truck, and it was really aggressive but not overwhelming. Definitely worth considering!
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I’ve been torn between the Borla and Flowmaster. Does anyone have sound clips for both? That would help making a decision a lot easier!
Check out YouTube; there’s loads of comparison videos that showcase sound clips. Just search for ‘5.3 Silverado Borla vs Flowmaster’ and you’ll find a ton!
I’m curious too! I’m considering the same brands but I haven’t decided yet.
Do any of these systems fit well with stock headers? I’m trying to avoid extra modifications if possible.
The Borla and MagnaFlow both fit well with stock headers. I had no issues fitting mine with the stock setup!
If you want that loud roar, Flowmaster is the way to go, but it’s kind of a love-or-hate sound. Personally, I dig it!
It’s definitely a dominant sound! But remember, it’s not for everyone—some prefer a subtle note.