I need "a little bit" of exhaust work on my truck. Anyone have any good shops up north that won't exhaust my wallet?

Dan..... here is that guy I mentioned

 

http://mufflerdan.net/

what do you need done?

you want custom or stock? I just happen to sell exhaust for a living. Call meineke of cedar grove, speak to benny tell him you are a friend of nick at bosal and i refered you. I will call him tomorrow early if you want. pm me your info and i will see what i can do

Intercooler - whatever is cheaper.

 

It will take some creative welding to save the cat.

 

From the cat all the way back...

Dan..... here is that guy I mentioned

 

http://mufflerdan.net/

Funny how things seem to mirror one another. I am actually planning on going to see him either tomorrow or Friday to do a system for my Tundra. Have you ever dealt with him personally Troy? I have heard nothing but good things. I was considering going to Bruces Speed Shop in Rockaway, but heard some not very good stuff.

Funny how things seem to mirror one another. I am actually planning on going to see him either tomorrow or Friday to do a system for my Tundra. Have you ever dealt with him personally Troy? I have heard nothing but good things. I was considering going to Bruces Speed Shop in Rockaway, but heard some not very good stuff.

 

Dont bother with Bruce.... unless you need Speed parts....

 

Dan did the duals on my Silverado a long time ago.... and the system has been perfect. Had it done in full stainless, and he will do all my future exhaust work..... GTO..... next truck..... whatever.... He is is old school. Takes his time, and it must be perfect in his eyes.... or he scraps the pipe and starts over....

 

You wont regret it.....

Thanks for the input, Muffler Dans it is... I will let you know how I make out.

thanks all!

+1 for dan dan the muffler man

Thanks to everyone for their help and direction.

 

I ended up deciding I would just "man up" and fix it myself. I had to remove the old O2 sensor (required a pneumatic impact gun, PB Blaster and heat) and replace it with a new one, had to weld on a new inlet pipe to the catalytic (not pretty, but not completely ugly either and it's air tight), and an exhaust coupling along with some "Ghetto" brackets and I'm back in business.

 

Total cost was about $150 and included a new O2 sensor and a new tool (electric die grinder).

Thanks to everyone for their help and direction.

 

I ended up deciding I would just "man up" and fix it myself. I had to remove the old O2 sensor (required a pneumatic impact gun, PB Blaster and heat) and replace it with a new one, had to weld on a new inlet pipe to the catalytic (not pretty, but not completely ugly either and it's air tight), and an exhaust coupling along with some "Ghetto" brackets and I'm back in business.

 

Total cost was about $150 and included a new O2 sensor and a new tool (electric die grinder).

 

PB Blast is ok and well as Liquid Wrench, but if you might want to try mixing up a batch of this just to have around if you need it in the future.

 

Mix up a 50/50 mix of Diesel oil and acetone, has worked well in the past for me, squirt it on of drip it on and let sit a few hours and lots of time you will wonder how the bolt didn't just fall off. I did say most of the time.

 

Harry

Intercooler - whatever is cheaper.

 

It will take some creative welding to save the cat.

 

From the cat all the way back...

what vehicle...i can see if i have a cat where i work for it...

what vehicle...i can see if i have a cat where i work for it...

 

I salvaged nearly everything. Prepping the cat took several evenings but once I had it prepped, I pulled the mig out into the backyard and had it welded up in 10 minutes on Saturday morning.