New Exhaust Getting Installed Thursday...i Have A Question Though.

[hi6EXdrive]

Like I said, I am having a exhaust put in on Thursday morning...I was quoted $160 for 40 Series Flow and a 3.5" tip. (On my truck, the 4" was going to look too big I think....). He said I could keep the current piping (minus tip and muffler, obviously...) for the quoted price of 160, or more $$ for new piping.

 

Are there any pros/cons for keeping stock piping in there as opposed to getting new stuff?

 

I am doing a single in, single out.

 

Thanks!

[MarkPMB]

I just had the muffler swapped out mine, everything else looked good to me.

So that saved me a few $$$

Unless he is doing mandrel bent piping, you should keep the stock stuff.

[thecraft]

Like I said, I am having a exhaust put in on Thursday morning...I was quoted $160 for 40 Series Flow and a 3.5" tip. (On my truck, the 4" was going to look too big I think....). He said I could keep the current piping (minus tip and muffler, obviously...) for the quoted price of 160, or more $$ for new piping.

Not a bad deal.

 

Are there any pros/cons for keeping stock piping in there as opposed to getting new stuff?

No cons at all, the stock piping is just fine. Unless you're laying down major horsepower, Mandrel bends will not benefit you at all.