Question about getting test pipes installed
01-17-2008, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by THe Emperor
I was wondering generally how much should it cost to get test pipes installed? And anyone know of a good shop in or near Chicago that can do it?
01-17-2008, 05:47 PM
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I made a thread on this before.. do a lil search.
anyways..
I could of done them my self.. but it was to cold out so i went to the shop... they charged me about 90$.. $100 with tip.
p.s- Just make sure u stay there with them while they do it.
anyways..
I could of done them my self.. but it was to cold out so i went to the shop... they charged me about 90$.. $100 with tip.
p.s- Just make sure u stay there with them while they do it.
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Originally Posted by App6MT
What are JDMs?
If your exhaust is stock you will have rasp. And they will be loud enough.
If your exhaust is stock you will have rasp. And they will be loud enough.
01-17-2008, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Escobar
+1, I think it depends alot on which type of cat-back you have as well. If you spend a little extra on resonated tps instead of getting the $150 ones, you will be surprised.
01-17-2008, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 06g35meister
i spent the extra cash and io am thankful EVERY DAY that i dont sound like a 6-banger version of a civic.
01-20-2008, 12:59 PM
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I paid 85 2006 summer. remember it was Summer...
I would not want to work on test pipes..need a good tools and kinda hard to reach..and hot.
for me, the shop had to cool it down for 40min with the fan on caususe it was so hot..
I would not want to work on test pipes..need a good tools and kinda hard to reach..and hot.
for me, the shop had to cool it down for 40min with the fan on caususe it was so hot..
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01-20-2008, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by rkd350z
I paid 85 2006 summer. remember it was Summer...
I would not want to work on test pipes..need a good tools and kinda hard to reach..and hot.
for me, the shop had to cool it down for 40min with the fan on caususe it was so hot..
I would not want to work on test pipes..need a good tools and kinda hard to reach..and hot.
for me, the shop had to cool it down for 40min with the fan on caususe it was so hot..
All you need is a swivel tool, extension, and socket set. Very easy. 10 minutes each side.
01-20-2008, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350z
well, you aren't suppose to work on the car when you just drove it. It has to have a cool down time.
All you need is a swivel tool, extension, and socket set. Very easy. 10 minutes each side.
All you need is a swivel tool, extension, and socket set. Very easy. 10 minutes each side.
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