How much...?
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How much...?
How much would it cost on avg. if I bought true dual exhaust with flowmaster 40 series mufflers and had it installed by a exhaust shop with 3" chrome tips and no mid-pipe??? And how much would it be for all that but add a mid-pipe???
Thanks.
Thanks.
The Godfather
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RE: How much...?
Your cost will be between $300-$600. Sorry I couldn't be much more accurate with my price range, but where you live, the place you buy from, and the place you get it installed all influence the price. It would cost about $450 where I live, well before Katina anyhow.
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i just baught 2 flowmaster 40 series mufflers -price $110 for pair w/free shipping off ebay. 2 pypes hiflow cats-price $155 w/free shipping from rpm outlets. all new tubing and hangers and flowmaster x pipe-price $170 and $150 labor to install. total price for true dual exhaust from manifold to tips $585.00 installed. hope this gives you an idea you can probally find some of the parts and labor cheaper depending where you live. Also anyone who is interested i found a site that buys your used cats depending on year and make they give between $10 and $60 per cat. subtract this from the total and my exhaust cost $540. here is the site
http://www.adccatalyticconverters.co...45/page/549324
http://www.adccatalyticconverters.co...45/page/549324
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ORIGINAL: devin779
i just baught 2 flowmaster 40 series mufflers -price $110 for pair w/free shipping off ebay. 2 pypes hiflow cats-price $155 w/free shipping from rpm outlets. all new tubing and hangers and flowmaster x pipe-price $170 and $150 labor to install. total price for true dual exhaust from manifold to tips $585.00 installed. hope this gives you an idea you can probally find some of the parts and labor cheaper depending where you live. Also anyone who is interested i found a site that buys your used cats depending on year and make they give between $10 and $60 per cat. subtract this from the total and my exhaust cost $540. here is the site
http://www.adccatalyticconverters.co...45/page/549324
i just baught 2 flowmaster 40 series mufflers -price $110 for pair w/free shipping off ebay. 2 pypes hiflow cats-price $155 w/free shipping from rpm outlets. all new tubing and hangers and flowmaster x pipe-price $170 and $150 labor to install. total price for true dual exhaust from manifold to tips $585.00 installed. hope this gives you an idea you can probally find some of the parts and labor cheaper depending where you live. Also anyone who is interested i found a site that buys your used cats depending on year and make they give between $10 and $60 per cat. subtract this from the total and my exhaust cost $540. here is the site
http://www.adccatalyticconverters.co...45/page/549324
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why didnt you get hi flow cats while they were doing the rest? and are you saying i paid to much or just refrencing prices? lol
why didnt you get hi flow cats while they were doing the rest? and are you saying i paid to much or just refrencing prices? lol
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RE: How much...?
Im not sure on this but for your actual exhaust pipes does it really matter what brand or anything? I mean a pipe is a pipe right? Not counting SS pipes and Aluminum pipes though, unless they would somehow change the sound?
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first go with the flows they definetly sound better - I think youll find thats the opinion of most - borla gives more of a ricey sound
second no type of pipes dont make a differance in sound . most go with stainless because it doesnt rust very easily but aluminum is cheaper.
second no type of pipes dont make a differance in sound . most go with stainless because it doesnt rust very easily but aluminum is cheaper.