HKS exhaust cat-back exhaust

[tekazgtr1984]

Wondering if this would be a good buy for adding a little power and improved sound to my rig. I'd also like to do custom piping as well but this cat-back would be a nice finishing touch.

[vengeful]

Do they still even make that?

 

It would probably be cheaper to just have a muffler shop weld you up a custom piped setup with 2" piping, into a "performance" muffler.

 

Either way, you're going to see very minimal gains, and it'll just get louder.

[dernt]

If you are really set on changing your exhaust, go find a custom muffler shop to add in a flowmaster or dynomax and do the custom piping. You will save money and get similar results.

[vengeful]

Haha...I guess we're on the same page then Dernt...LOL...

 

Basically the same post at the same time...that's kind of creepy.

[tekazgtr1984]

Way to go creepshow!

 

Thanks for the info guys! I wasn't sure if $700-900 would be well spent so I thought I'd ask. Custom it is!

[vengeful]

$700!?!?! I thought those things were like $400.

 

I paid $175 for my Flowmaster exhaust, custom bent and welded SS pipe, installed, at a Midas. It lasted 6 years, and 120,000 miles, in Rochester salt winter, and I never even bothered to clean the exhaust, before the Flowmaster developed a hole. Not too shabby for a $175 exhaust job. Don't waste your money dude.

[tekazgtr1984]

$700!?!?! I thought those things were like $400.

 

I paid $175 for my Flowmaster exhaust, custom bent and welded SS pipe, installed, at a Midas. It lasted 6 years, and 120,000 miles, in Rochester salt winter, and I never even bothered to clean the exhaust, before the Flowmaster developed a hole. Not too shabby for a $175 exhaust job. Don't waste your money dude.

 

Money's something I cannot waste because I have none.

 

But thanks for the tips ya'll. No need spending serious coin on something that'll just get eaten alive by salt. Giggity...

[tekazgtr1984]

Didn't realize until just now that I'm a little redundant in that thread title... Ooops.