1998 LS400 dual custom exhaust, video clip and pics.
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1998 LS400 dual custom exhaust, video clip and pics.
Here's the video & pics of my new stainless steel custom exhaust.
Feel free to comment and enjoy the video/pics!
-Sami
Feel free to comment and enjoy the video/pics!
-Sami
Last edited by LexSam74; 02-01-16 at 04:02 AM.
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great work on the stainless steel exhaust, but i would have done an x-pipe instead of an h-pipe for better flow. either way it sounds great and should outlast the car itself!
quick question, did you have to get into the interior of the car to remove the oxygen sensors? if i remember correctly there is no plug under the car, it's inside under the carpet.
quick question, did you have to get into the interior of the car to remove the oxygen sensors? if i remember correctly there is no plug under the car, it's inside under the carpet.
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Actually, it doesn't sound raspy at all. The quality of the recording makes it sound raspy. The car is still very quiet at idle and when driving.
Oxygen sensors was easy, no need to take carpet out. X-pipe would be fine but I'm an old school guy, I prefer H-pipe.
And yes, you really can feel the performance gain.
Oxygen sensors was easy, no need to take carpet out. X-pipe would be fine but I'm an old school guy, I prefer H-pipe.
And yes, you really can feel the performance gain.
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Actually, it doesn't sound raspy at all. The quality of the recording makes it sound raspy. The car is still very quiet at idle and when driving.
Oxygen sensors was easy, no need to take carpet out. X-pipe would be fine but I'm an old school guy, I prefer H-pipe.
And yes, you really can feel the performance gain.
Oxygen sensors was easy, no need to take carpet out. X-pipe would be fine but I'm an old school guy, I prefer H-pipe.
And yes, you really can feel the performance gain.
now to find a local shop that can do this, and not cost an arm and a leg. if you don't mind, how much did this cost you?
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My friend is a professional welder. He did this job and it took 38 hours of working. Then of course all the material. The total was $1100. At first I was WTF when he said the price but then I realized how much work he has done.