Cost of new exhaust

[imholte]

I am looking at getting a new exhaust from the horns back. I am planning on 2.5inch tube with a x-pipe and exiting out the rear or infront of the rear tires.

My pickup is a 4x4 but I assume the application is the same from 2wd to 4wd in regards to fit.

I am curious to know how much I can expect to pay from a good shop.
Any Ideas?

Thanks for the help.

[Sinister]

I paid $250 for dual exhaust exiting out in front of the rear tires. No x pipe though and I supplied the mufflers and tips.

[bigguy69]

it seems to vary alot. i would ask around and see if somebody recommends somebody. i would also try and find a mom and pop store. help support the little guy

[msgross]

I was quoted about $350 for a good shop with average mufflers. X-pipe with a 4x4 might mean that it hangs lower than you will want though... There are universal kits if you can weld it yourself...

[cdowns]

yyou can spend $40 for two mufflers or you can spend $300 for two mufflers same thing is tru with the rest of the system

best way to get an accurate estimate in your area is ealk in a few different shops ask a humanoid working there for info

[beebster]

basic 2 and 1/2 dual exhaust with x-pipe would run between 300 and 600 bucks.

I supplied my own mufflers and tips and they exit in front of the tires they charged me 160. so all in all i paid about 260 with no x-pipe.

( i had cherry bomb turbo's, if you want flowmaster's add 180-200 bucks to the total)

[JesseH13]

At the muffler shop i work at we charge 225 for dual exhuast

[Schwinn68]

just open up the jegs or summit book and start ordering. Shouldn't be too hard to put one together yourself. That's what I plan to do eventually

[mstrav1973]

$325 for this and it dumps after the rear axles, but doesnt turn all the way out. It also has an "H" pipe. The 4x4 and 2wd's are totally differant routes because of the t-case and front driveline.

Matt

[beebster]

Originally Posted by Schwinn68

just open up the jegs or summit book and start ordering. Shouldn't be too hard to put one together yourself. That's what I plan to do eventually

I've heard too many horror stories about the "pre bent ,clamp and go" systems. The complaint is they hang too low.

[c10crazy]

I don't know if this is true but i have heard places that are cheaper usually use "thin wall " pipe that doesn't last very long. I always assumed pipe thickness was standard.

[msgross]

Originally Posted by mstrav1973

$325 for this and it dumps after the rear axles, but doesnt turn all the way out. It also has an "H" pipe. The 4x4 and 2wd's are totally differant routes because of the t-case and front driveline.

Matt

I like that setup, but in PA our exhaust has to exit the body and with a rear tank I think i'll go in front of the back tires.

[big mike71]

My guy charged $400.00 For a H-pipe and flowmasters that exit at the bumper, But he guarantees all of his work.

[c1069]

this is the one I want to buy $524 set