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Sep 20, 2008 | 05:06 AM

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jdubb123

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Originally Posted by ippskidder

It also has to do with the type of metal they are using.

Cheap sh!!t is more prone to damage. Rusting, blah blah blah.

For the most part, you get what you pay for ^^

$160, for a full exhaust. Is a heck of a deal. If it was mandel bent then it really was an over the top deal.

But who knows.

Cats are good for the smog conscious green tree huggers =D

If you care about it. Then just get a hi-flow cat. If not, then just run straight piping like the rest of us, lmao.

You could get a muffler, but that adds on to the price tag.

We're all under the impression that you're on a budget. If you are, don't get it. If your not on a budget, then do get one =)

Why do u say if im on a budget dont get one?
Custom may even be cheaper then any other regular exhaust

Sep 20, 2008 | 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by jdubb123

Why do u say if im on a budget dont get one?
Custom may even be cheaper then any other regular exhaust

Custom can go either way. More expensive or cheaper. It all depends.

I was just generalizing. I don't know your budget. So what I said is purely speculation.

I'm not trying to argue with you.

But getting a muffler is an extra cost. It may be $20 $30 $40 dollars whatever. It doesn't matter. Its an extra cost thats what i'm getting at.

Just look at your budget, and then get quotes from a local shop.

I think enough has been explained.