Enthuza Budget 2.75" Turbo Exhaust
04-23-2007, 08:19 PM
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Enthuza Budget 2.75" Turbo Exhaust *Updated Pics*
http://www.enthuzacar.com/naexhausts.asp
Mid pipe has typical surface rust like any used exhaust would
Muffler and tailpipe have a little damage from an accident
I would cut the tailpipe off the muffler and weld on a new one. Any exhaust shop can do it for cheap.
Damage is circled red in the pics
$369 new
$150 as is
Pick up preferred, but willing to ship at buyer's expense. Will accept paypal if buyer covers fee.
Mid pipe has typical surface rust like any used exhaust would
Muffler and tailpipe have a little damage from an accident
I would cut the tailpipe off the muffler and weld on a new one. Any exhaust shop can do it for cheap.
Damage is circled red in the pics
$369 new
$150 as is
Pick up preferred, but willing to ship at buyer's expense. Will accept paypal if buyer covers fee.
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Yeah where are the pixs?
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04-23-2007, 11:14 PM
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that's oddyou can see the tow hook impacted the muffler and put a dent in it and the tailpipe is fubared. I'd use the muffler and cut the tailpipe off and weld on a new one.
I wasn't smart enough to get a sound clip
but it sounded pretty nice with a low, deep tone.
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04-24-2007, 07:26 PM
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New pics
I went to town with a big pair of pliers and a pry bar. Made the tailpipe look presentable.
I would still recommend cutting off the tailpipe from the muffler and welding on a new one. Wouldn't cost much to do so at any muffler shop. BUT it now looks good enough to put on a car as-is without being embarrassing.
I would still recommend cutting off the tailpipe from the muffler and welding on a new one. Wouldn't cost much to do so at any muffler shop. BUT it now looks good enough to put on a car as-is without being embarrassing.
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