How much do you guys think it would cost to have My magnaflow catback and x pipe with cats installed? I am just looking for a price range so I know what I should expect to pay and so that I wont go somewhere and over pay.</P>


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Thanks, cant wait to get these installed.</P>

 

Prolly about 150 or something. But I have a better deal. <FONT size=4>FREE!!!!</FONT></P>


<FONT size=4>ZIP,ZERO, NADA, NUNCA, CERO, NIL, NONE!!</FONT></P>


<FONT size=2>Doesn't that sound like an amazing deal. It's called do it yourself. All the stuff is just bolt on application. Who cares if its cold, put the car in a garage and do it. It's also pretty easy, so save the money for some gears.</FONT></P>

 

The Magnaflow systems are a perfect fit and won't take any modifications whatsoever to fit. It'll take 2 hours to do it yourself, tops.

 

I problem is I don't know much about cars at all. Growing up I never learned anything car related and never worked on a car before or had the opportunity to watch someone do it. I have been trying to learn as much as I can but I guess reading and actually doing are too different concepts. I could get my uncle to help me though, I will give him a call tomorrow

 

That may be true, but you're going to learn jack squatt if you have someone else do it. Part of learning is putting the stuff on yourself and figuring out where everything goes and how it goes on. So it won't be a problem - just come to the forum if you need help.

 

True. I planned on helping him do it so i can watch and learn and do part of the work myself. Its a start at least

 

Replace current pipes with new pipes. It ain't that hard

 

I dont mean to bring up an old topic but...arent the stock pipes all welded underneath? i want to install a catback exhaust on my gt but i havent looked under the car yet...if the pipes are welded, what is the best way to go about installing new pipes? thanks for any replies

 

They are clamped, not welded.

 

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