pre fab exhaust

[redvr]

has anyone installed a pre fab exhaust. is it hard or could it be done at home???

 

[Not_An_Abba_Fan]

Yes, no and yes.

 

[TheForgotten]

easy doen, just undo cat bolts, unclip hanger rubbers, teach old exhaust to fly, hold up new exhaust, clip on rubbers (best to get new ones just incase) and bolt up cat. easy done

 

[redvr]

sweet thanks
what do you think about this exhaust???
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/COMMODORE-VN...QQihZ017QQcategoryZ130632QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[The Darkness]

i was gonna buy one of them. then saw the pickup only :bang: lol teach the old exhaust to fly. good one

 

[TheForgotten]

couldn't comment on it coz I'm not buying one just to test. probly best to ask him to get past customers to contact you (likely he'll refuse, but it helps garner more sales if they agree)

4BDN yeah any stuffed parts I pull off my VR go flying accross my shed, if they make it to the bin then i got less to clean up later, but I don't throw exhausts...

 

[The Darkness]

lol i chose to hang my exhausts up. got my touched by god resinater section {its holy} new resinator section and a $15 dollar catback on my car always good to have spares. redvr if you check his feedback i'm pretty sure someone left a comment on there

 

[redvr]

thanks for that guys

 

[Not_An_Abba_Fan]

As long as he gives it the standard 2 year warranty. But IMO its a bit on the expensive side to fit yourself. I would expect to pay around the $180 - $200 mark for DIY.