Insane deal on gibson exhausts, ends 2/17!

Jason B

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I was able to work an awesome deal with Gibson for a few days. This ends Feb 17! Both the stainless and aluminum are being offered at crazy good deals. Full warranty since we are an "Authorized Gibson Dealer", and lifetime warranty on stainless. Those that want a great system at a great price, order soon!

Gibson 5th Gen exhaust

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Mr Burtman's rep has suffered over the last few yrs , hope he's doing better at getting product to customer's just saying ? Gibson make's good stuff had the alum one on my 03 dbl cab taco . Easy to install but again can read some reviews in 4th gen .
 
I had two successive Gibson cat-back systems on my ZR-2. The first was great. When it needed replacing, I bought the same part number. It didn't fit properly going over the hump of the rear axle, and would vibrate against the axle housing ... very annoying. The tubing was bent improperly.
I notified Gibson, but in spite of their warranty, would do nothing to back up their product.

No more Gibson for me!
 
First I do want to say that we've changed some things around, for the better, and look forward to helping you guys out. I also added my cell to my signature so I'm now avail anytime if needed.

BlacknTan, shoot me a text or email me your info. I will take care of your issues. I've worked with Gibson for a very long time and I will get to the bottom of this.
 
I was able to work an awesome deal with Gibson for a few days. This ends Feb 17! Both the stainless and aluminum are being offered at crazy good deals. Full warranty since we are an "Authorized Gibson Dealer", and lifetime warranty on stainless. Those that want a great system at a great price, order soon!

Gibson 5th Gen exhaust

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A healthy bump. Sale ends tomorrow 7 pm eastern. If you want a deal, order soon. Link above in last post.
 
For that price I would be interested in this for both of my 5th gens, I wish I could hear it on a 5th gen first.



What to do????
 
For that price I would be interested in this for both of my 5th gens, I wish I could hear it on a 5th gen first.



What to do????

I'm with you, as I'd like to pick one up for mine but can't bring myself to do it without hearing one first. I've heard too many horrible sounding exhaust systems when coupled with 6 cylinder engines.
 
For that price I would be interested in this for both of my 5th gens, I wish I could hear it on a 5th gen first.



What to do????

I can tell you this. When someone is worried about an exhaust maybe being too loud or asking my if it's gonna have drone, I sell them a Gibson. For example, I've sold a bunch of Nissan Titan exhausts, and the Gibson is the smoothest sounding with most mellow tone.

Now, here is a v6 on 4th gen, sorry, only have in cab sound. I've heard it, and it's a nice throaty sound, not overly loud, and I think compliments the look of the truck. ALso, the uploader has some comments.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sdMDiuxP1U
 
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I can tell you this. When someone is worried about an exhaust maybe being too loud or asking my if it's gonna have drone, I sell them a Gibson. For example, I've sold a bunch of Nissan Titan exhausts, and the Gibson is the smoothest sounding with most mellow tone.

Now, here is a v6 on 4th gen, sorry, only have in cab sound. I've heard it, and it's a nice throaty sound, not overly loud, and I think compliments the look of the truck. ALso, the uploader has some comments.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sdMDiuxP1U

I wonder how much I am going to have to mod this to fit my rear bumpers. Both of my 5th gens have rear bumpers and the curent (stock exhaust was cut and bent to not hit the bumpers.
 
I wonder how much I am going to have to mod this to fit my rear bumpers. Both of my 5th gens have rear bumpers and the curent (stock exhaust was cut and bent to not hit the bumpers.

Oh, you have aftermarket rear bumpers. Well, it will be easier since this system comes in pieces and isn't already mounted. You could easily take the end portion and match it up to what you changed on the stock setup, or, if you are doing it at home, cut the end tip off and replace with turn down tip. Whatever you do, it will be easier than what you did to stock exhaust, since you will have it in your hand :)
 

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