Can i cut off my resinator
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Looking under my car,
Can i cut off my reinator and replace it with a straight pipe. Will the car throw codes and how does it sound with everything else being factory and a factory muffler and exhasut
Can i cut off my reinator and replace it with a straight pipe. Will the car throw codes and how does it sound with everything else being factory and a factory muffler and exhasut
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my guy charges 70...meh...I think its fair...Canadian that is..
I paid today 40 to do my 08 taillight swap,
70 toinstall my pop charger
and 50 for plugs
canadian
Are those prices fair
I paid today 40 to do my 08 taillight swap,
70 toinstall my pop charger
and 50 for plugs
canadian
Are those prices fair
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I didnt want to do the taillights cause i dont havea socket wrench set and its too cold to do it myself. If it was summer, i would, but since hes doing everything, i might as well get it all done in the warm shop
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There is nothing wrong with the prices. If you wanted somebody else to do it for you, think of the cost of a shop and somebodies time. If you were to pay them to sit in the drivers seat and pretend to play race car for 30 minutes (with engine noises of course) expect to pay 30-40 bux for that. It doesn't really matter what they are doing.
For the cost of all that you could buy some tools, however I don't blame you on the cold part. I wouldn't wanan do a plug change in the winter, it's a ***** to change them anyway (well sorta) and doing it in the cold would be even worse.
For the cost of all that you could buy some tools, however I don't blame you on the cold part. I wouldn't wanan do a plug change in the winter, it's a ***** to change them anyway (well sorta) and doing it in the cold would be even worse.
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