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Security guy · 01-16-2009, 06:44 PM

Thanks for the replys everyone. I'm still not sure to go with the flowmasters or not. I like the sound of them but don't want to be annoyed by them either. I will have some good insulation in the cab though. Bigguy69 - I went to two shops. The first one is total performance on river road. They build lambo's out of pontiac fieros. They did an exhaust for me before for a '55 chevy and the incenerator mufflers. Sounded good for about $260 i believe. There welds didn't look all that good though. I checked on another shop on upper patton ave called affordable muffler and brakes. They quoted me ballpark around $400 for the flows. PM me if you want their numbers. Anyone heard of the cold air hitting the hot exhaust valves? I'd like to get this done next week. It may be above freezing by then, so it may not matter, but that sounds funny to me. Thanks guys!

01-16-2009, 06:44 PM	#13
Security guy Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Sarasota, Fl. Posts: 441	Re: Exhaust help Thanks for the replys everyone. I'm still not sure to go with the flowmasters or not. I like the sound of them but don't want to be annoyed by them either. I will have some good insulation in the cab though. Bigguy69 - I went to two shops. The first one is total performance on river road. They build lambo's out of pontiac fieros. They did an exhaust for me before for a '55 chevy and the incenerator mufflers. Sounded good for about $260 i believe. There welds didn't look all that good though. I checked on another shop on upper patton ave called affordable muffler and brakes. They quoted me ballpark around $400 for the flows. PM me if you want their numbers. Anyone heard of the cold air hitting the hot exhaust valves? I'd like to get this done next week. It may be above freezing by then, so it may not matter, but that sounds funny to me. Thanks guys!