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06-12-2010, 01:24 PM
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ive used wolf muffler on several occasions. originally wasnt happy with them, but they first guy that worked on my car is no longer employed with them. ever since then they have been top notch for me. im very picky and tend to stand there and make sure its how i want it. probably makes them mad, but in the end im the one that has to live with it. even still, their welds look good and ive seen several pretty high dollar cars in there getting exhaust on them and dont figure people would trust them to do it if the work was lousy overall. plus they have helped me in a bind when my ******* pacesetter headers **** the bed and welds started breaking and things falling off them. id avoid swain and sons. had them do some work and their welds werent even sealed and were so bad i couldnt even get my bolts to sit right in the flanges. when i went back to them they pretty much told me that was the best they could do and wouldnt refund me anything for having to pay to get their shitty work fixed. will never again upon pain of death use them. ill use duct tape first! as far as stereo stuff, all i can really say is stay away from jimmy's. WAY too pricey there. beyond that im not too sure. might be better off to go to ATL and have a well known place up there do it. i find it hard to trust much craftsmanship coming from shops in columbus. nothing against you oultaw, havent seen or dealt with you yet so dont take offense to that!
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06-12-2010, 01:47 PM
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Hey guys. I'm from Columbus but have since moved. I have a buddy who owns a great exhaust shop on Victory Dr. called Columbus Custom Exhaust. He does all sorts of custom stuff in addition to exhaust and is a great guy to work with. If you have anything you want done call him and tell him J. J. sent you. His name is Jimmy and his shop number is (706) 563-1210. I have no relationship to the shop other than being friends with him and having all my exhaust done by him.
J. J.
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06-12-2010, 02:42 PM
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glad to see it worked out for you man.
and as for you Patooyee, if you are talking about the the old air plane hanger there on the curve by the cemetary, ill pass. id take my car back to swain and sons before i let it anywhere near that place. sorry be so blunt, but ive seen their work rolling around all over columbus.
and as for you Patooyee, if you are talking about the the old air plane hanger there on the curve by the cemetary, ill pass. id take my car back to swain and sons before i let it anywhere near that place. sorry be so blunt, but ive seen their work rolling around all over columbus.
06-12-2010, 02:47 PM
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glad to see it worked out for you man.
and as for you Patooyee, if you are talking about the the old air plane hanger there on the curve by the cemetary, ill pass. id take my car back to swain and sons before i let it anywhere near that place. sorry be so blunt, but ive seen their work rolling around all over columbus.
and as for you Patooyee, if you are talking about the the old air plane hanger there on the curve by the cemetary, ill pass. id take my car back to swain and sons before i let it anywhere near that place. sorry be so blunt, but ive seen their work rolling around all over columbus.
J. J.
06-13-2010, 08:37 PM
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Got the fp switch wires, purge, and tps wire ran and tucked into loom. Carpet is in also, need a connector or two and a fuse and I should be complete. Oh, need a an to npt fitting and a little hose clamp (1/4") size so I can keep the nitrous line from falling down. You know the little circle ones that slide around the line and are held in place by a screw.
06-17-2010, 08:02 PM
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Well re-ran the nitrous line and almost got the interior stuff wired up. Going to clean up some of the ground wires since there seems to be so many. Also got the wires ran inside the car for the line lock while I was at it. Still need to get a 5 amp fuse and a one for the noids or a relay, I can't remember. Still need to get the an to npt fitting and exhaust clamp. I plan on cleaning up the wires under the hood when I do the power and ground also.
06-22-2010, 10:02 PM
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nothing against you oultaw, havent seen or dealt with you yet so dont take offense to that!
No offense takin, Im planning bringing a whole new world of performance to columbus GA. My time in teaxs has really spoiled me. Im use to seeing 1k+hp street cars battle it out. Im not dissing columbus I was born on FT benning lol, But the price to build a ls1 or lt1 in a 100 mile area is closing in on 5k. Im going to change that for one, for two i can provide the same detail work for way less. My overhead is low and I enjoy building cars. So when the official open date comes around ill be able to show customers the shop and some of my work.
No offense takin, Im planning bringing a whole new world of performance to columbus GA. My time in teaxs has really spoiled me. Im use to seeing 1k+hp street cars battle it out. Im not dissing columbus I was born on FT benning lol, But the price to build a ls1 or lt1 in a 100 mile area is closing in on 5k. Im going to change that for one, for two i can provide the same detail work for way less. My overhead is low and I enjoy building cars. So when the official open date comes around ill be able to show customers the shop and some of my work.
