mcsinc

See it here: Flyin' Miata : Exhaust : Turbo : 1990-97 Flyin` Miata turbo dual exhaust

Muffler section only has approx 6000 mi, midpipe is new and unused; comes complte with new gaskets, bolts and 4th hanger.

$500 obo...save $80 !!

Wayne
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mcsinc

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zoomin

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I think a lot of people are comparing this to the Enthuza setup for that kind of money.

mcsinc

I've seen the Enthuza systems, and they are great, but they are less expensive for a reason. I think the FM welds, etc. are one step up.

Enthuza

You may have see an old Enthuza system before I took over. I doubt the FM exhaust compares to the welding on My systems. FM (thermal) uses mig welding on their exhaust systems. I use the TIG process which produces a much smaller, lighter welds with much less heat distortion than other welding processes. I also purge all my exhaust systems with argon to maximize the flow of exhaust gas by eliminating the sugaring, and other contaminates inside the tubing. Enthuza exhaust systems are less expensive because you are buying directly from me, the owner, not some third party with associated markup. Jason.

jayc72

iTrader: (14)

But they aren't polished to a mirror finish!

Machismo

iTrader: (1)

That's why the Roadster sports are crap....they grind all the finish welds away and blow through in about a year.
TIG makes for the best beads, and why you want to grind and polish what is already ART is beyond me.

Enthuza

Machismo is right. I have seen too many welds fail because of the grinding and polishing. It looks good until you bolt it on the car and drive it in the rain. Polished intake, Cam cover, heat shield, or air box looks great and lasts a long time under the hood, but polishing an exhaust system never really made sense to me.