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Old 03-13-2017, 07:15 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by JARblue View Post
A shop fabricated exhaust is fine as long as you aren't paying too much. But it sounds like they are still going to be more expensive than the most common off-brand exhausts like Beluga, Top Speed, etc which generally sound acceptable and have decent fitment for the most part. I wouldn't let some shop with unknown Z experience fabricate anything for me.
If you decide to go the custom route, definitely make a plan before you green light anything by them. By foregoing the research aftermarket manufacturers put into their systems (aka why they cost so much) you're risking making less power or ending up with a bad exhaust note. Al I can say is research the components and plumbing:
  • resonator/muffler brand, size and placement
  • crossover (Y, H, X) type and placement.

That isn't to say all aftermarket systems are good, I'm having a shop redo 2/3's of my catback because the crossover and resonators combine to sound
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