dual exhaust info/help
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12-13-2005, 06:15 PM
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12-13-2005, 07:04 PM
Originally Posted by MyVersion
Hey another Bostonian, whats up guy dude man.
Thats funny you popped in, I am pretty posotive that I saw you driving around. Thats a sweet looking exhaust, who did it.
Where abouts do you live?
Later
M V
Thats funny you popped in, I am pretty posotive that I saw you driving around. Thats a sweet looking exhaust, who did it.
Where abouts do you live?
Later
M V
about 20 min north of the city. my buddy opened his own shop - wyldchylcustoms
where abouts around boston are you? you should definitely talk to my buddy for any future mods - he does great work for sure -
he is already taking business away from many of the local shops in the area (exhausts) but he does lift kits, lowering, wheels, you name it, he can do it...
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12-13-2005, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by lariat_is_king
MyVersion:
check out the pics here in my gallery -
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=8732
check out the pics here in my gallery -
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=8732
#22
12-14-2005, 12:21 AM
first off - thanks for the complement...
pricing is a good question - depends on the region of the country. being in the northeast things tend to be more expensive but ask around at the local shops in your area
setup is a 40 series flowmaster sido 2.5" pipe into dual 4" SS tips on each side.
pricing is a good question - depends on the region of the country. being in the northeast things tend to be more expensive but ask around at the local shops in your area
setup is a 40 series flowmaster sido 2.5" pipe into dual 4" SS tips on each side.
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12-14-2005, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by lariat_is_king
about 20 min north of the city. my buddy opened his own shop - wyldchylcustoms
where abouts around boston are you? you should definitely talk to my buddy for any future mods - he does great work for sure -
he is already taking business away from many of the local shops in the area (exhausts) but he does lift kits, lowering, wheels, you name it, he can do it...
about 20 min north of the city. my buddy opened his own shop - wyldchylcustoms
where abouts around boston are you? you should definitely talk to my buddy for any future mods - he does great work for sure -
he is already taking business away from many of the local shops in the area (exhausts) but he does lift kits, lowering, wheels, you name it, he can do it...
Sounds like your Buddy is on a roll, where is your buddies shop located? Does he have a web site?
Later
M V
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12-14-2005, 05:00 PM
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in my opnion exhausts are a matter of preference and i feel the only good sounding exhaust is straight pipes but then again i like it LOUD, i just ordered some new exhaust tips today to replace my 4 inch magnaflow tips [i have duals] these new ones measure 6 inches ! biggest size avalible, and i'm routing it to the side, should look good and i'll post pics when i get them.
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its an addiction i guess.