davecamaro

HEy all

There is an IROC I was looking at, now you know how its a dual exhaust, well one of the pipes are missing that comes out of the whole unit there. And the pipe that goes into that unit has some massive holes in it. How hard would it be to replace them?

Mark A Shields

3rd Gens didn't have dual exhaust. Are you talking about the pipe that comes out of the muffler.

davecamaro

Hey

The 1 pipe coming from the front its on the muffler, but the tips that come out, one of them is missing..

how hard is it to replace this?

also, the pipe that goes into the muffler is rusted at the angle there. How hard to replace>?

87'IROC5.0

Sounds like you need a new cat-back exhaust...simply put the pipe that runs from the catalyst to the muffler, and the muffler need to be replaced.

As to whether it's hard or not...I had a shop do mine. Having done exhaust work where the car is up on jack-stands and the old pipes are really rusty and I had no torch or air tools, I opted to spend the extra $75 to have someone else do it. But if you must do it yourself, be sure to wear some decent safety glasses. That rust will rain down on you, and most of it seems to aim for your face.

Take care,

davecamaro

Well thats cool
so its not a expensive repair?

87'IROC5.0

I paid $259. for my Hooker cat-back plus $75 for installation. So that's $334 plus tax. Depends on what you think is expensive. It was to me but my baby's worth it.

Mark A Shields

I paid $200 for my Hooker cat-back.

davecamaro

Well I wasent thinking of replacing anythign I was just thinking about going to get a new pipe for it and just replace it, I mean u dont need to get a new muffler do yoU?

87'IROC5.0

More than likely...