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I just purchased a magnaflow exhaust with 2.5 inlet and 2.5 outlet. Dual in dual out. I'm sure my stock exhaust (325is) is a bit smaller than that. Will it be hard for the muffler shop to weld this on? It was the the only muffler that magnaflow had that was dual in/out and was the right canister size. I think i might need a pipe to convert the size. Hopefully not. Well the exhaust was only like 65 online. I would highly recommend it if you are looking for an exhaust.
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a muffler shop will have no problem welding that on. i'm not sure if theyll need to use new pipes, but if they can use your existing pipes it would probably be around $50
Originally posted by lilboi@Jan 26 2004, 07:20 PM I help my uncle install his muffler at the shop. It cost about 40. I hope they don't charge me more for stupid stuff.
well i think its just whatever their hourly rate is, and you pay for 1hr of work
my friend which is on the forum..but dosent get on much...he got a new exhuast system welded in for lik 80 USD..he was going to have it bolted on but it his cat was rusted
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Originally posted by lilboi@Jan 26 2004, 11:32 PM The only thing i'm afraid of is that they will charge me for some adapter or extra weldings cause its a dual exhaust.
the stock muffler is dual in dual out as well and you wont have to mess with bolts and adapters if they weld it on the cat. and even if they take 5min they still charge you for a full hour, unless your uncle gets you a deal
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