2011 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT 5.3 - Muffler Delete (3” Piping)

2011 Silverado LT
Stock Intake
Stock Headers
Muffler Delete with 3” piping

[@Justin-lr8eo]

Did you delete the 3rd cat as well? it sounds good man I want my truck to sound like this.

[@OronasGarage]

No sir, all cats are there this was only the muffler delete. Not too much money spent on this set up other than the price for the tip, piping and labor. So under $200 and if you can do it yourself then you’ll save a bit on labor obviously

[@lamar3675]

If I want this exact setup done on my truck and take it to a shop ;what exactly do I ask for ?

[@OronasGarage]

You can tell them you want to delete your muffler and in place you just want 3 inch piping all the way to the back

[@lamar3675]

@@OronasGarage cool thanks 🙏

[@joealcala4432]

Where’d yo buy the pipe you got link ?

[@OronasGarage]

@@joealcala4432 the piping was supplied by the muffler shop, however if you want a universal piping kit I would check out Black Widow. For this set up you could do the half kit and I’m sure you would have enough to do this set up. www.blackwidowexhaust.com/mufflers/3-Universal-Builder-Kit-Half-Kit-p437165077

[@catchme1213]

Now that’s what I call an attention getter.

[@lukef7595]

how do u get it to stay rumbling like that? i had a muffler delete but only makes sound when i start it up or gas it

[@OronasGarage]

It might be because it’s 3” piping all the way back? Maybe the larger diameter piping? Maybe it’s time for a cam? 😅

[@Ye_salty_dog]

What lift and tires you got on her?

[@OronasGarage]

This has a CST 3.5” spindle lift with Fox 2.0 shocks and CST upper control arms in the front. Rear is a spacer with bilstein 0-2” lift shocks. The tires are 35x12.50R17 BFG All Terrains

[@Ye_salty_dog]

@@OronasGarage thank you 🙏🏼

[@OronasGarage]

@@Ye_salty_dogcorrection on the tires, they’re BFG KO2. No problem!

[@jackschuster9507]

Imma need to know what all you did cause I need my truck to sound like that

[@OronasGarage]

So the stock muffler was removed and in place was just a 3” pipe added which goes over the axle and out the rolled tip. You can have a muffler shop do it or if you have the tools to do it yourself you can cut off the stock muffler and with buy an axle back piping kit from Jegs or Summit. You can either clamp it together or weld it whichever you prefer but I think you’ll need to weld the hangars onto the piping either way. Hope that helps

[@Jmath121]

In this video, did your truck still have the 3rd cat?

[@OronasGarage]

@@Jmath121yes all cats were still installed here.

[@camico1779]

How bad is it inside while you're driving?

[@OronasGarage]

The noise inside the cab is subtle since it goes all the way out to the back of the truck. There’s almost no drone either.

[@timothyleegriffith]

Did you leave on the resonator?

[@OronasGarage]

Yes everything is stock, it was only the muffler that was removed.

[@samuelrusch9766]

What kind of tip is on there?

[@OronasGarage]

The brand is just house brand, so whatever this particular shop carries. It’s a 3.5” rolled tip.

[@conman9830]

How did you debadge the rear emblem?

[@OronasGarage]

This isn’t my truck, but from my experience I have been able to remove the emblems with a heat gun and your choice of adhesive remover. I don’t personally have any videos on it but there’s a lot of good “how to” videos on KZbin.

[@project_baby7064]

What size lift?

[@OronasGarage]

This is a 6” pro comp lift

[@blakelowcountryresidential3232]

Clapping at idle Issa no for me

[@OronasGarage]

I think it’s probably because it was a cold start, once it’s warm it doesn’t really have that sound. However, it is cool to hear how different the trucks can sound with little changes in the exhaust system.