Need a quiet SS CAT Exhaust w no performance gains
06-29-2004, 05:01 PM
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Need a quiet SS CAT Exhaust w no performance gains
Hey Guys,
I really need your help big time. I drive my dad's car.. yes I drive my dad's car. Well, the exhaust went bad today and I need to replace it with another one. Well, since it isn't my car I am looking to replace the bad one with an identical in terms of noise. I want a system that will last a long time without any need for performace gains but I need durability. Any suggestions? besides meineke and carx cuz they sell aluminum. I need stainless steel
I really need your help big time. I drive my dad's car.. yes I drive my dad's car. Well, the exhaust went bad today and I need to replace it with another one. Well, since it isn't my car I am looking to replace the bad one with an identical in terms of noise. I want a system that will last a long time without any need for performace gains but I need durability. Any suggestions? besides meineke and carx cuz they sell aluminum. I need stainless steel
07-08-2004, 01:20 PM
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Since you want an identical one in terms of noise, I would think you should first figure out what kind the current one is.
If it's stock, then 6soda is correct; there should be lots of used exhausts available at a reasonable cost from owners who have gone aftermarket.
However, there is an advantage in buying a new stock one from a dealer and having them install it: It then comes with a lifetime warranty, including parts AND LABOR, so it's the last one you'll ever have to pay for. (Places like Meineke and CarX don't usually give you a lifetime warranty that covers labor as well as parts.) Just one more thing to consider in making a decision.
If it's stock, then 6soda is correct; there should be lots of used exhausts available at a reasonable cost from owners who have gone aftermarket.
However, there is an advantage in buying a new stock one from a dealer and having them install it: It then comes with a lifetime warranty, including parts AND LABOR, so it's the last one you'll ever have to pay for. (Places like Meineke and CarX don't usually give you a lifetime warranty that covers labor as well as parts.) Just one more thing to consider in making a decision.
Last edited by nsxtasy; 07-08-2004 at 01:22 PM.
