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111R, where are you taking yours to be installed? I haven't installed mine yet and in case my local muffler shop won't do it, I'd like an alternative place to go. I'm in the San Gabriel Valley but wouldn't hesitate to go elsewhere in order to get it done. Karl
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hey Karl, i live in the san fernando valley, allong with steve. if steve cannot direct me to a local shop, then i have a few places around here that are worth asking. i will let you know once i pick up the SFC's what i am doing with them.
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What has everyone ended up paying to have them installed? Ive been getting rediculous quotes
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50 bucks What works best is to print the pictures off the forum of the install. Take it to them. They can then see that it is pretty easy. Trying to explain it to them doesn't seem to work out well.
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Originally posted by DESIGN: 50 bucks What works best is to print the pictures off the forum of the install. Take it to them. They can then see that it is pretty easy. Trying to explain it to them doesn't seem to work out well.
haha. thats the exact same thing i had to do! first quote i got was $300 from a mustang shop then i went to the eastside of town and got them on for $50.
goonz, as i explained in this thread (somewhere) my stock exhaust was banging against the driver's side sfc. as shown in the pic, we simply cut some fat radiator hose and tied it down with some tie straps and then i later added screws. after that, the stock exhaust fit snugly against the hose. no more thunking sound. just tell the guy to do it anyways and when you get home you can easily fix it. if you can mod any part of your car yourself you can definitely do this.
i suggest everyone print out the pics that were posted of my sfcs, in color, and taking them with you when trying to get them installed. it will make things 100000% easier. trying to explain it to your average grease monkey doesnt seem to work too well. just mentioning "theyre like mustang sfcs" doesnt do it (by itself) because as i have recently seen, sfcs for other cars can be quite different in form and install. seeing the good color pics i posted will really help the installer and he'll probably even be thinking to himself, "hey, this looks like an easy $50"
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i have received a few payments guys, thanks. i just got back into town at midnight, Friday night, after driving all the way across the country (well almost all the way) in three days!  (ill post pics for show and tell tomorrow). anywho, i need to go over everything tomorrow (today) and see how many we have ready to go or almost ready to go. i will post more info tonight. thanks everyone for giving me/us the opportunity to make these for you guys and i reallly hope everyone gets the full enjoyment and potential of these things.
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I got a quote from a 'speed shop' for 150-240... and "possibly more if I need to drop the gas tank"
Got a quote from a local muffler shop I trust, they want 150!
I was shocked both times, I figured it would be max 70 bucks! I guess ill head over to the southside of Ypsilanti, hopefully it wont cost more than 50 bucks and I wont get robbed!
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Originally posted by Pudmunkie: I got a quote from a 'speed shop' for 150-240... and "possibly more if I need to drop the gas tank"
Got a quote from a local muffler shop I trust, they want 150!
I was shocked both times, I figured it would be max 70 bucks! I guess ill head over to the southside of Ypsilanti, hopefully it wont cost more than 50 bucks and I wont get robbed!
thats insane! drop the gas tank??
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for reference, does someone have those pictures of steve's car showing the sfc's and welding when it was on the lift? whatever shop i get to do the install i want to at least use those pictures as a reference. i searched around and could not find them.
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koni kit - hpp rstb
camber/plates - cf (yikes!)
polyroll resistors - TCA's
WR headers/ypipe -TB hiflow cat
SFC's - XCal2
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