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Old 09-10-2009, 10:27 PM   #1
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About how much would it cost to have a shop do an exhaust

well tonight the cat disconnected from the y-pipe so my exhaust is going to get done sooner than spring.

i looked around and i havent really found the exhaust kit i want.

i want to have hooker shorties that go into two cats(if its not worth it then i'll just have a y pipe into one ), that go into a single 3'' pipe, right after the rear axle it splits into two pipes for 2 mufflers.

lets just say i purchase the headers and cat(s)

how much would it be (ballpark) for a shop to supply the pipes (unless theres somewhere i can get them) and labor?
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Re: About how much would it cost to have a shop do an exhaust

I had a shop do true duals for $300. I supplied the mufflers, tips and header collectors in the Chicago suburbs.


BUT....

I have had nothing but trouble from my car since I got it back. At this point I don't think the shop had much to do with it, just coincidence but the price was great and the quality of the install is super good.
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Re: About how much would it cost to have a shop do an exhaust

Plenty of already build, mandrel bent (most shops do crinkle bends), off the shelf cat-back kits, under $300 + whatever headers & y-pipe you buy to go with it.
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Re: About how much would it cost to have a shop do an exhaust

well if i just have one cat then i could use the Y-pipe i found for the hooker headers.

now that im thinking about it, would 2 high flow cats have any difference than just a y pipe into one?

and the only exhaust thats close to what i want. is the GMMP one. its a single 3 inch then over the axle it splits into two pipes, but then those have a few bends and have bullet mufflers.

plus i think that kit was like 700 bucks or something
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I like my LS1 cat-back. http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=195&catid=46

Bullet muffler under the rear seats, split rear pipes after the axle, exiting into 2 tips. (please ignore that my wing is off decklid needs work & paint)
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