What would be cheaper?
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What would be cheaper?
Okay im debating on buying a bolt in exhaust no modifications needed everything is there for 210 bucks or i go to an exhaust shop and have a pipe welded to a muffler and hangers welded and installed. Which in your guy's opinion would be cheaper? thanks!
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05-20-10, 02:56 AM
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Shops are cheaper if you use cheap materials. Use stainless if you construct one or you'll burn through it in no time. Stainless will last virtually forever against the heat
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depends if you want dual or single
either way as long as your happy on how it will look and sound
some shops don't always do pretty work
as for me i have a single apexi bolt on and my Bro has dual oldschool trust (greddy) bolt on
both sound great and design is awsome
friend has dual exhaust made by a shop that the y pipe could've been done better but i think he only payed $100 = hella loud on NA
other friend made his own dual with two $40 mufflers you get from RACINGLAB and about $20 of piping = sounds good on a TII
bolt on- about $200-$400
shops- $100-$300
depending on materials
either way as long as your happy on how it will look and sound
some shops don't always do pretty work
as for me i have a single apexi bolt on and my Bro has dual oldschool trust (greddy) bolt on
both sound great and design is awsome
friend has dual exhaust made by a shop that the y pipe could've been done better but i think he only payed $100 = hella loud on NA
other friend made his own dual with two $40 mufflers you get from RACINGLAB and about $20 of piping = sounds good on a TII
bolt on- about $200-$400
shops- $100-$300
depending on materials
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