Cost of Magnaflow Cat Back Exhaust System for 1GS
08-06-10, 02:07 PM
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Cost of Magnaflow Cat Back Exhaust System for 1GS
How much is the Cat Back Exhaust system from Magnaflow for the 1GS? I've looked and looked but the price is no where to be found on the internet.
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08-07-10, 05:59 PM
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Do they actually make a kit for the 147?
You may have to piece it together, you can go to their website and see what works for you and then off to summitracing
You may have to piece it together, you can go to their website and see what works for you and then off to summitracing
08-07-10, 10:02 PM
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Well I looked at a complete kit on a website saying it was for $500-$600. But I might just custom weld my pipes and just buy the tip for it. My wife's dad has a shop with racing equipment everywhere.
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When I did my magnaflow's 6 year's ago. I opted to do the muffler and double walled tips. Not a catback, just an axleback. It sounds really good and does not have an annoying droning sound which was annoying on my friends sc300.
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I just did the twin cans behind the axle as well. I'll be 40 next year and I hate noise. Damn those kids! It is quiet inside the car, but it sounds pleasant outside. It's not buzzy or droney. I had a hookup at Magnaflow back when I bought the mufflers 6 years ago (also), but he has moved on to bigger and better things.
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I just did the twin cans behind the axle as well. I'll be 40 next year and I hate noise. Damn those kids! It is quiet inside the car, but it sounds pleasant outside. It's not buzzy or droney. I had a hookup at Magnaflow back when I bought the mufflers 6 years ago (also), but he has moved on to bigger and better things.
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I just walked into a local muffler shop and choose the muffler along with tips. As for mufflers, they have oval and flat can type which is the same shape as stock. I highly recommend the stock shape as not having kit along with oval cannister muffler makes it look unpleasant.
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I just walked into a local muffler shop and choose the muffler along with tips. As for mufflers, they have oval and flat can type which is the same shape as stock. I highly recommend the stock shape as not having kit along with oval cannister muffler makes it look unpleasant.
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