Need a good exhaust shop recommendation
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I just lowered my car and my TSP dumped setup is way too low for my liking. I love the setup and not really wanting to get a new one made, so I'm looking for a shop that can work with what I have and maybe tuck it up a bit more.
Somewhere in socal, thx
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Rett's Automotive in Arcadia, CA. He does a lot of chasis's and for race cars. He is going to do mine for me here, well just getting my exhaust tucked up and flanges welded to my y-pipe and headers and y-pipe to exhaust. he quoted $315 to tuck everything up and weld it and make all nice.
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It might be the fact that your SLP headers do not have the best ground clearance. I have installed Pacesetters, Edelbrocks, Hookers, and Kooks and from what I've seen, they all have better ground clearance than the SLP's.
But I do agree that changing your y-pipe set up will help out alot. I've never been a fan of TSP's ORY. 5-pieces...really?!
EDIT: My bad, I thought you said your TSP y-pipe was too low, not a TSP duals.
But I do agree that changing your y-pipe set up will help out alot. I've never been a fan of TSP's ORY. 5-pieces...really?!
EDIT: My bad, I thought you said your TSP y-pipe was too low, not a TSP duals.
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Just picked my car up this week after getting the exhaust redone from headers back. Think they did a great job, I provided some of the parts, but my total cost came in under $500 for everything.
Tucked it up real nice into the pockets, doesn't scrape at all anymore on normal obstacles.
WWW.rogersexhaustshop.com in Fontana.
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Tucked it up real nice into the pockets, doesn't scrape at all anymore on normal obstacles.
WWW.rogersexhaustshop.com in Fontana.
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Yea everything down to 2.5". Nice and quiet at idle/low rpms now. Sounds almost stock I think, though it must be years since Ive heard a bone stock exhaust fbod lol.
Definitely quieter than my loudmouth 2 on the z28. Before the firebird made the camaro sound like an electric car, if anyone heard it before i bought it from Nevrlift13.
Sounded real mean and got a lot of comments, but I was sweating every time I saw a cop.
Definitely quieter than my loudmouth 2 on the z28. Before the firebird made the camaro sound like an electric car, if anyone heard it before i bought it from Nevrlift13.
Sounded real mean and got a lot of comments, but I was sweating every time I saw a cop.