dual exhaust prices
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Please stay away from meineke. They are such fricken scumbags. Go to a shop that actually puts real exhaust systems in, and not hackjob stock replacement crap. They might be cheap, but my god, there welds always look like amateur crap, it's sad.
Please stay away from meineke. They are such fricken scumbags. Go to a shop that actually puts real exhaust systems in, and not hackjob stock replacement crap. They might be cheap, but my god, there welds always look like amateur crap, it's sad.
unfortunately, if your going for something radical they are sometimes the only shop thats willing to tackle the job.
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That is very true. I made the mistake of letting them do my old neon, biggest mistake in the world. It was a giant hackjob. Somehow, I managed to get my money back and they put my stock set-up back on it. IT was the biggest joke I had ever seen[8D]
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i stopped into a meineke today and the guy was a dick asking why i wanted to do a dual setup etc he just seemed like he didnt want to be bothered he threw me out a price of $550 i can have a custom shop do it for a little less. didnt like his attitude at all. i gotta call around and see but it seems like 3-4 is average for a nice setup. now i have been suspecting a bad cat as well but i was informed today that there is a 8-80 federal warranty on cats 8 yrs or 80k miles.??? the guy at meineke says hes never had a dodge truck owner ever even call him for a bad cat unless it was pre 96. and also said if i did replace the cat it would cost him $500 for the cat so i could expect to pay $800-$1000 for a cat that is such bs.