YOUR RESEARCHLike pounding nails in your muffler
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I thought I'd share this to get a chuckle. I'm in the middle of doing the Fister mod to my '99 Cab and was discussing the details with a few friends. One of the guys, not a car guy had the funny comment "That is just like back in the day when we drove nails in the muffler on my '54 Chevy" !! Well, similar I guess, they are both six cylinders. Bob
It made it louder and it was a lot cheaper! Funny,
It is funny. I thought it was �drill holes in the mufflers,� but I guess nails would work too.
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