go to meineke or something imm gonna get my catback soon and my uncle is the manager so he gave me a price of about 100

 

cheap exhaust the right way= buy a flowmaster or whatever your preference, go to shop, tell them you want it dumped, ~$50-80 later you have something that will last. No tips getting broken, bent, scratched from offroading, plus a deep sound and inconspicuous look.

 

Get the Spintech Super Pro, I had a flow 40, hated it, straight piped, it was ok, and the spintech super pro, I love it. It sounds awesome! Def makes the v6 sound nice and deep, especially around 2500 rpm's! I def recommend it.

 

made this work for about $10 worth of parts(adaptor, clamps, hanger, turndown, bolt/nut/washer/lockwasher) plus price of muff. this is on a 07 4.0L 4x4, stock 2" pipe, using a flowmaster original 40 w/ 2.5" inlet/outlet...

 

I was ordering a Dynomax cat-back from Summit. It is only $150.00. I like the look of this though. With a system that inexpensive I may not save much unless I get the muffler cheap. I always like the dump in front of the rear wheel.

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Because they are mandrel bent piping and don't have kinks in their bends like your run of the mill muffler shop ones do. Non mandrel bent exhaust will net you a loss in power where as mandrel bent will gain power. But if your just doing dumped right after the muffler you will be ok with a muffler shop exhaust since the only bend is the tiny little bit on the turndown. An exhaust shop might not know what they are doing and use the wrong diameter tubing like they did on the exhaust I have, the piece inbetween the flex piece and the muffler is smaller then the stock tubing before the flex piece.

I should get a picture of the exhaust my truck is on it (came with it when I bought it) its got like 8 crappy bends in it after the muffler. I'm gonna have a muffler shop cut it off and weld a little turn down to the Flowmaster.

Also I'd try and go to small local owned muffler shop for the best price and probably best work, for ****s and giggles me and my friend walked in a Midas since we were at the store right next to it, told em I wanted the exhaust cut off after the muffler and a little turndown welded on. The guy told me $80, I told him he was insane and walked out, called a local muffler shop and was told $25 max.

 

really.......$600 mandrell pre-bent setup vs. $300-400 tops for the non-"crinkle" bends.(compression bends? idk what they are called...the non crinkle ones). seriously...is the juice worth the squeeze?

 

On a Ranger IMO no lol. On anything that performance matters, yes.

 

Wow.... do it your self or find a buddy with a welder.... $60 for a Magna flow and $15 for a 4ft. sec. of 2.50dia. pipe.. AND it was done in a half hour...