3.0 Flowmaster Exhaust
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3.0 Flowmaster Exhaust
Hey guys, I went to the muffler shop and got a new exhaust today. They put on a Flowmaster dual outlet muffler and they put the stainless steel tips out the sides of the truck at a 45 degree angle. 290$ for everything, a little steep I thought, buuuuutt......the sound is amazing. Real deep. I recommed, although some places may overcharge a bit.
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Originally Posted by popecruz
any idea how the cost broke down?
Like how much for muffler / pipes / labor?
Muffler should have been between 70-100, how much was the rest individually.
Im debating whether I should just dump it or not.
Like how much for muffler / pipes / labor?
Muffler should have been between 70-100, how much was the rest individually.
Im debating whether I should just dump it or not.
my SS tips $45 both
Tubing and labor $100 flat. go to D&S off of plymouth road the guys know what there doing... there where mine is from
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LOL D and S! My friend had a header leak on his cobra and they pretended to replace the gasket and bolts, but when we had pull out the engine to replace rod bearings, we found out that they didn't do a single thing. And it cost 150 bucks. I guess if you had a good experience with them on a catback and a ranger, i shouldn't have a problem. What kind of tips did you get that they costs 25 bucks a piece? Are they real long or something.
Btw, kinda nice communicating with someone local.
Btw, kinda nice communicating with someone local.
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Originally Posted by StrangerRanger00
Hey guys, I went to the muffler shop and got a new exhaust today. They put on a Flowmaster dual outlet muffler and they put the stainless steel tips out the sides of the truck at a 45 degree angle. 290$ for everything, a little steep I thought, buuuuutt......the sound is amazing. Real deep. I recommed, although some places may overcharge a bit.
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Originally Posted by popecruz
LOL D and S! My friend had a header leak on his cobra and they pretended to replace the gasket and bolts, but when we had pull out the engine to replace rod bearings, we found out that they didn't do a single thing. And it cost 150 bucks. I guess if you had a good experience with them on a catback and a ranger, i shouldn't have a problem. What kind of tips did you get that they costs 25 bucks a piece? Are they real long or something.
Btw, kinda nice communicating with someone local.
Btw, kinda nice communicating with someone local.
edit...just thought of something if you friend was able to pull his engine and put rod bearing is but he couldnt do gaskets and studs? interesting. i mean that doesnt justify the work not being dont just interesting
Last edited by Redneckstone; 11-03-2005 at 09:46 AM.
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Originally Posted by StrangerRanger00
Hey guys, I went to the muffler shop and got a new exhaust today. They put on a Flowmaster dual outlet muffler and they put the stainless steel tips out the sides of the truck at a 45 degree angle. 290$ for everything, a little steep I thought, buuuuutt......the sound is amazing. Real deep. I recommed, although some places may overcharge a bit.
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V Force
I went to a local muffler shop and had dual pipes put on mine about a year ago. I did not get flowmasters because everyone and their mother has them here in mississippi instead i got vforce put on mine and they sound a lot better to me. in fact since then i have had countless number of people ask me if i have a 302 or 351 under the hood. i always say not yet.
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