Monro Muffle

[rmd0311]

Has anyone used them? Good? Bad?

[rmd0311]

No one has used them?

[RedPath88]

None on this side of the country.. sorry

[Casey.T]

Based on the web site they may be a little to big. You going to want a Mom and Pop shop, like a owner operator 2 to 5 guys working....

[Precise1]

I agree with Casey... Go to a local shop or local chain ( a couple of shops) or a high performance place. You find the good work there and they don't cost (much) more if any. The only advantage of a chain in my book is if the muffler falls off in South Dakota, you can have them fix it, but I think the odds of that happening are greater if you go to a nation wide chain store who have $12.hr 'specialists'.

 

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[vengeful]

Avoid Monro like the plauge! They're horrible.

[RedPath88]

Why Venge? Have a reason or example?

[rmd0311]

Was just about to ask the same thing? Why?

[rmd0311]

Venge,

 

Spoke to Monro today and they are so thieving individuals. Thanks for the heads up. I'll go to the dealer before I go to Monro with that pricing.

 

They wanted $800 for a stock non-OEM setup.

[mws]

I asked a bunch of the hot-rodder and classic muscle car types around my town who they recommended.

They all recommended a guy who ran his own small, nondescript, hard to find one man shop. I purchased a Dynomax universal high flow 2.5" catalytic converter and 2.5" core Dynomax muffler through Summit for under $150 delivered. Took those in to him and he bent and welded up an incredibly beautiful and perfectly fitting 2.5" system for under $200. It literally fit better than the stocker. And the welds are works of art.

 

With enough looking around, you will find a similar guy in your town.

 

In my experience, there is really no sense in using clamps - just have them weld it together to assure no leaks. Clamps usually rust up within a couple years and end up as permanent as welding and require cutting out anyway.

[El Pathfindero]

HEY!!! SOMEONE FINALLY MENTIONED SOUTH DAKOTA!!!!