Finished my exhaust
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07-21-2009, 12:23 AM
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Finished my exhaust
I had been running a Moroso spiral flow dumped under the bed. It's a single in/out, so a Y was put after the muffler into two 2.5" stainless pipes into 3.5" stainless tips.
The real kicker? Only $220 and only took an hour to do. The spare wasn't moved, and not a single bit of exhaust pipe is hanging down. It is by far the nicest exhaust job I've seen in a long time. Everything is tucked real high and tight. I had to do something different other than the hillbilly straights out the back.
I'll take more pics tomorrow to show how it was routed.
The real kicker? Only $220 and only took an hour to do. The spare wasn't moved, and not a single bit of exhaust pipe is hanging down. It is by far the nicest exhaust job I've seen in a long time. Everything is tucked real high and tight. I had to do something different other than the hillbilly straights out the back.
I'll take more pics tomorrow to show how it was routed.
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I had been running a Moroso spiral flow dumped under the bed. It's a single in/out, so a Y was put after the muffler into two 2.5" stainless pipes into 3.5" stainless tips.
The real kicker? Only $220 and only took an hour to do. The spare wasn't moved, and not a single bit of exhaust pipe is hanging down. It is by far the nicest exhaust job I've seen in a long time. Everything is tucked real high and tight. I had to do something different other than the hillbilly straights out the back.
I'll take more pics tomorrow to show how it was routed.
The real kicker? Only $220 and only took an hour to do. The spare wasn't moved, and not a single bit of exhaust pipe is hanging down. It is by far the nicest exhaust job I've seen in a long time. Everything is tucked real high and tight. I had to do something different other than the hillbilly straights out the back.
I'll take more pics tomorrow to show how it was routed.
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