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Alright I really like the way the dynomouth setup sounds on the 3.8's and I was wondering since a dynomouth is basically just a cat back with a dynomax bullet in it couldn't I just have a local exhaust place just bend me up an exhaust similar to that of a loudmouth and install a bullet in there. It would cost me a lot less than buying a loudmouth and then installing the bullet. Lemme know what ya think.
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1996 camaro rs- <br />15% tint<br />orange painted calipers<br />10\" kicker l5, 1000 watt hifonics amp, polk componets, panasonic hu. -
I think if you have an exhaust shop bend you up an exhaust system they are going to break it off in you without even lubing up first! Last i heard they charge about $1 an inch + $75 per hour labor and i mean labor for mesuring, cutting and bending. Then comes the labor for installin and welding. -
"Last i heard they charge about $1 an inch + $75 per hour labor"
The last exhaust I had done ... went into the shop with the headers installed and two cats and two mufflers in boxes ... they bent, cut and welded everything together on a full 3" true dual, for $100.00 ... I guess I just got a good deal.\'97 Firebird 3.8 ... 1/4 mile = 12.50 (minutes)Comment
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Re: Making a dynomouth???
I hope you brushed your teeth when you where done....Originally posted by ma4lifeComment
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Re: Making a dynomouth???
What the hell is that supposed to mean? He was just giving his input, just like you did. FYI- were =/= whereOriginally posted by AceBlack \'94 Trans Am A4- SLP CAI & Loudmouth<br />Red \'93 Firebird A4- Ram Air under the WS6 hood, !cat, exhaust.Comment
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Re: Making a dynomouth???
That was my whimsical way of saying he did him a favor to get extensive work done like that for 100$. Either that or im calling BS.Originally posted by Fbody3400Comment
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Re: Making a dynomouth???
I got a completely custom made exhaust (except the muffler.. that's borla) for $300, and it was mandrel bent.2002 Silver Metallic A4 Firebird - All Options
Hotchkis STB, Custom Madrel Bent 3" Exhaust, Pacesetter Headers, Whisper Lid, FT Ram Air, K&N Air Filter, D2S HID, Baer Rotors, !EGR, !MAF, 10% tint, Parrot CK3300
Your Mom or My Dad?Comment
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Re: Making a dynomouth???
It all depends on where you get it done, and NO, I didn't do them any favors. Call it BS all you want, doesn't matter to me.\'97 Firebird 3.8 ... 1/4 mile = 12.50 (minutes)Comment
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Re: Making a dynomouth???
Im not calling you guys liers or nothin. But you are getting great deals. All across the nation shops charge $75 an hour. It takes about 5 hours to mock up, bend and weld an exaust. Thats about $375 plus about 8 feet of pipe cost at about $10 a foot thats another $80. Then there is $50 for the muffler and $15 a peice for the t pipe tips. That comes to about $535 and that not even ceramic coated pipes. Im not giveing anyone a hard time im just giving this guy a realistic price. Trust me if you could just drop your car off at the shop and have a catback mockedup and welded in for less than one costs pre made and installed by you in your driveway, everyone would do it and catback kits wouldnt exist.Comment
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Re: Making a dynomouth???
OK, summit sells a 3" i-pipe and 3" over axle pipe all mandrel bent for 100 bucks combined. they are labled for an LS1 but ofcourse it fits our cars. also, when looking, they are 2 different part numbers so if you find one, you'll have to find the other. I suggest just calling summit cause its a lot quicker. was for me anyways. i went that way and my exhaust ended up being alot cheaper than a catback. it can very expensive to have a shop make you a custom one but sometimes there always going to be a place who will do it cheap. also, most places dont do madrel bending and thats definatly a must.
stop this bickering weather its entended or not. thank youComment
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