how much $$$ would it cost to get muffler installer?

KellyJ said:
I was looking at that, it looks very tempting. Is that the same exhaust you have in your signature? If so, do you have any pics?

I have the 96-98 JBA exhaust from Gadget.
The link I gave you is for the 99-02 Jardine/Thorley exhaust. I am sure if you emailed their staff they could direct you to some pics of that system. Service and quality are sure to be top notch with URD.

This system will be tuned to increase performance across the RPM range. Just sticking a muffler in the stock system may sound good but really doesn't increase flow any noticable amount IMHO.
 
DavidAlexander said:
I have the 96-98 JBA exhaust from Gadget.
The link I gave you is for the 99-02 Jardine/Thorley exhaust. I am sure if you emailed their staff they could direct you to some pics of that system. Service and quality are sure to be top notch with URD.

This system will be tuned to increase performance across the RPM range. Just sticking a muffler in the stock system may sound good but really doesn't increase flow any noticable amount IMHO.

Thanks for the information and input. Since I do have a small exhaust leak, I will need to replace the entire system soon. OEM system would run me well over $700
 
DavidAlexander said:
I have the 96-98 JBA exhaust from Gadget.
The link I gave you is for the 99-02 Jardine/Thorley exhaust. I am sure if you emailed their staff they could direct you to some pics of that system. Service and quality are sure to be top notch with URD.

This system will be tuned to increase performance across the RPM range. Just sticking a muffler in the stock system may sound good but really doesn't increase flow any noticable amount IMHO.

100% sorta agreed, i think the pipes used for the jardine, TRD and other big brand exhausts are bored out or a better metal than the stuff muffler shops use. ive read tons of forums on this (and everyone has their own experiences and opinions im not hatin :) ) i think unless you have a Supercharger or Turbo the bigger pipes i dont think will make a difference. ive heard other people say both ways. and yes the stock pipes are ugly and bealive me i was ready to slap down the exrta cash to go bigger and better but from what i hear the metal on the stock pipes are better a resisting the heat and better flow supposivly than the muffler shop pipes.
 
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