Stock Exhaust Pricing.

[Vtec_Power]

I was trying to put an Apex N1 axleback exhaust on my car this weekend when basically my stock axleback snapped off. I later found out that the axleback N1 exhaust I bought doesnt fit. Being turned off by the whole exhaust idea. I want to at elast have a stock exhaust on my ride.

Considering the underside of my car looks like a damn penny, I assume I need a catback exhaust system.

Does anyone know how much i'm looking to spend If I go to Midas or Meineke? Is it anywhere near as expensive as aftermarket exhausts cost?

Other than the two mentioned locations what are my other options to get a stock exhaust on my Del Sol?

[Smooth_Imports]

you can order the stock axle back with muffler from honda for 120

[Calesta]

It'll probably cost you close to the same price as buying an aftermarket catback... call them and ask for an estimate. I know that Meineke charged me $190ish to replace the muffler and tailpipe on Katie's 88 Civic. Add piping all the way up to the cat and you're probably looking at $300-350. Add a resonator and you're looking at even more. These are just my guesses though.

[Vtec_Power]

whats the resonator?

[Smooth_Imports]

Originally posted by Vtec_Power@Oct 13 2004, 02:00 PM
whats the resonator?

It's after your cat. It looks like a smaller thinner cat, it reduces noise.

[Vtec_Power]

oh.

well would they do just an axle back if thats all I asked for? or would they be like uhhh you need a catback.

[Calesta]

Yeah, they'll do an axle back if that's all you want. They should be able to do just about anything you can think of (within reason).

[94solchick]

I tell you what, you buy me an aftermarket exhaust, and I'll give you my stock exhaust.

I would just call around and see who has the cheapest price, but make sure it's a good place that knows what they're doing.

[Doughboy]

call the most well known exhaust shops in your area.. There is one by my house and they always have extra's from ppl that modify from stock.

[Vtec_Power]

Originally posted by 94solchick@Oct 13 2004, 04:22 PM
I tell you what, you buy me an aftermarket exhaust, and I'll give you my stock exhaust.

I would just call around and see who has the cheapest price, but make sure it's a good place that knows what they're doing.

if you are still on your original stock exhaust its prolly in worse condition than mine was in.