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Syclone1255
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Posted - May 22 2006 :  1:44:55 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I'm thinking of doing a custom exhaust (cat back)...what are some of the basic things I should expect (such as materials used) from a decent shop? Anyone have any recommendations of where to go?

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js design
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Posted - May 22 2006 :  4:24:43 PM  Show Profile  Visit js design's Homepage  Send js design an AOL message  Reply with Quote
You probably won't find any stainless mandrel bend shops around. You will be lucky to find stainless at all. I have been away from WA long enough I don't know of any good shops myself. My dad did have some good luck with an ole timer at local shop recently on his 63 convert.

Jeff Scott
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Geno
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Posted - May 22 2006 :  4:38:12 PM  Show Profile  Visit Geno's Homepage  Reply with Quote
You might try Brian
http://www.horsepowerconnection.com/products.htm



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ZazTy547
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Posted - May 22 2006 :  4:58:54 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hey Jeff.
ATR is the cheapest route but if you want custom, I know a place that will take care of you.

Exhaust Specialties in Auburn.

727 22nd St NE Auburn, WA 98002
Main Phone: 253-333-7200




Zav
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maitai1993
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Posted - May 23 2006 :  10:06:20 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I can get mild and stainless u bends...

93 BLK/BLK #1358
GT-35R DBBT PT&E 3" DP full 3" ATR exhaust walbro 340 fp W/FPR #50s Jeff Scott tuned ATR AUX IC cold air intake.
Razor ALKY and more custom goodies
http://community.webshots.com/user/maitai1993

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Ty0279
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Posted - May 23 2006 :  6:01:43 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Jeff,

Try Andre at Pina Motorsports in Kent.

http://www.pinamotorsports.com/





Kurt
'92 Ty #279
Kirkland, WA

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sy2392
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Posted - May 24 2006 :  4:03:35 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I got My ATR through a group purchace on syty.net It's a bolt on fit. I think it was around 350.00

Wally
Wenatchee, Wa.
"91" Syclone #2392
one of those GM turbocharged monstrosities that aren't really trucks at all, they just look like one.
NWSTP

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js design
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Posted - May 24 2006 :  4:06:12 PM  Show Profile  Visit js design's Homepage  Send js design an AOL message  Reply with Quote
ATR is no longer, gone, nadda, zilch, doesn't exist.

Jeff Scott
www.jsmanufacturing.com

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ZazTy547
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Posted - May 24 2006 :  11:03:12 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Exhaust Specialties in Auburn did my cat back. They do quality work, mandrel bends and all.
They can also build stainless hearders. Not sure what they would charge to build headers.





Zav
Ty547


Edited by - ZazTy547 on May 25 2006 09:16:23 AM

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typhoon 92
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Posted - May 25 2006 :  05:56:46 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by ZazTy547


They can also build stainless hearders.







Have you looked into how much they would charge to build some headers for our trucks?


Sam
92 typhoon #0438
91 syclone #2224

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