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Old 07-01-08, 03:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Car 1: Ford F-250 PSD 4WD
Car 2: Ford F-250 V19
Catalytic and muffler installed for $200

Is this a good enough price to have the shop do it or do it mysefl?
94 Integra 4D

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Old 09-04-08, 11:46 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Car 1: 95' acura integra
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yo i would say keep on shoping around i got mine done for $100.00.
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Old 09-05-08, 08:16 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Car 1: 1991 civic (B18B1)
Car 2: 1992 integra (SOLD)
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i paid about $160 to have my exhaust done from headers back which included..

all new piping
flow master exhaust with 4 inch tip
catalytic converter

and that was on my 92' 3dr hatch integra
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Car 1: 94 Integra LS 4dr
Car 2: 91 Chevy 1/2 Ton
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Good price considering stock

I don't know about the two door models, but 4 door models have a long resonator section that adds some extra $$ to the job. I would've been happy with $200 if I'd been putting a stock system on. However, I replaced my complete system and swapped to 2.5" pipe all the way through - much better power through whole system. No HP specs but it is definitely smoother in acceleration (I have auto tranny which is a known dog.) The mod used custom 4-1 stainless header ($85), stainless cat ($40), apexi ws2 cat-back for Gs-r ($370). The header alone made huge difference, everything else is certainly icing on the cake. Might seem like a lot of money, but I priced a stock cat-back and cat and it was almost $650 - my local quotes were near $450 for those two items and I would've only had 2 inch pipe - not mandrel bent, and no new header. If you want to make an automatic setup work better - add a system like mine, you'll be glad you did. For additional performance and gas mileage I hope to add CAI before too long.
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