Good Place to get Exhaust Work Done??

[Cold Brew]

I need 2 mufflers welded in place of what I have now. Whats a decent place to have this done? I live in plymouth so somewhere nearest that would be good.

anybody have any idea how much it would cost me to have 2 mufflers chopped out and 2 new welded in??

[Cold Brew]

Oh and once this is done I will have some magnaflow mufflers for sale

[Newbomb Turk]

Daves Exhaust on Payne Ave. in St. Paul. Don't have the # handy. Look it up. He's very good and cheap.

[StangerJon]

pats muffler and welding.


search it on here, its been mentioned about a bajillion times because he owns.

[lilc1511]

Modern Automotive Performance

here is the number 763-545-3800 (ask for Chris or Kyle)

If they dont answer call this 651-592-9018 (ask for Chris)

https://www.maperformance.com

[Cold Brew]

thanks guys

[tls90lx]

Rich Brown at Austins muffler shop in blaine. or check his web site at MEANSTREET PERFORMANCE .COM for #

[T BONE]

pats muffler and welding.


search it on here, its been mentioned about a bajillion times because he owns.

Did he do yours?

[StangerJon]

yeah, bent my down pipe and made a reducer section to connect it to my Y pipe. then welded everything.

[SVT5LITER]

Daves Exhaust on Payne Ave. in St. Paul. Don't have the # handy. Look it up. He's very good and cheap.

I've been here... they do pretty nice work.

pats muffler and welding.
search it on here, its been mentioned about a bajillion times because he owns.

And for each of the bajillion times, I've agreed with this

[93SVT]

And for each of the bajillion times, I've agreed with this

word, pat owns, does what you want and does it on the cheep

[Stormwalker]

I haven't taken anything I have into an exhaust shop. Usually Fleet Farm can provide what I need for exhaust on cherovans and stuff.

I just use clamps for exhaust, on both the heeps and the Mustang. Is there any advantage to having stuff welded? I don't have exhaust leaks or anything, and I've actually found it handy to be able to take things off and change length switching h pipes and x pipes and such as often as I have. Is it just for the additional strength in holding the exhaust together? I can see that being an issue with the heeps, but not really the Mustang?

[SmithEvo]

I haven't taken anything I have into an exhaust shop. Usually Fleet Farm can provide what I need for exhaust on cherovans and stuff.

I just use clamps for exhaust, on both the heeps and the Mustang. Is there any advantage to having stuff welded? I don't have exhaust leaks or anything, and I've actually found it handy to be able to take things off and change length switching h pipes and x pipes and such as often as I have. Is it just for the additional strength in holding the exhaust together? I can see that being an issue with the heeps, but not really the Mustang?

You use clamps because you suck hillbilly boy

[Cold Brew]

I haven't taken anything I have into an exhaust shop. Usually Fleet Farm can provide what I need for exhaust on cherovans and stuff.

I just use clamps for exhaust, on both the heeps and the Mustang. Is there any advantage to having stuff welded? I don't have exhaust leaks or anything, and I've actually found it handy to be able to take things off and change length switching h pipes and x pipes and such as often as I have. Is it just for the additional strength in holding the exhaust together? I can see that being an issue with the heeps, but not really the Mustang?

I would like to just clamp the mufflers in, but the ones im getting are shorter than what I currently have so I would either have to buy some piping and clamp that on or have it welded.

[SVT5LITER]

You use clamps because you suck hillbilly boy

I couln't exactly 'clamp' my true-duals conversion on my GMC.
I s'pose I could've offed my tail pilpes myself on the Cobra and 'clamped' on some lillte dump downs
I've had various custom work done on misc. rides. I'm not a clamper I guess