exhaust replacement cost question

andre66 · Post by **andre66** » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:37 pm

Hi folks,
aircare for my delica is next month and my tailpipe is rusted out so i need to replace it. Anyone know the cost of a basic replacement for my exhaust?
Thanks

Milano · Post by **Milano** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 6:11 pm

Hello, we have a parts unit showing up in Calgary first week or second week of June. If interested in ordering before and having it sent before contact Ryan Bailey at albertaminitrucks.ca

phunka · Post by **phunka** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 7:16 pm

I know Butch has a nice shiny SS one hanging in the shop, forget what the price tag on it is though.
i'd recommend giving them a call

fexlboi · Post by **fexlboi** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 7:19 pm

phunka wrote:I know Butch has a nice shiny SS one hanging in the shop, forget what the price tag on it is though.
i'd recommend giving them a call

$800 incl. install
I don't think this is just a basic replacement what andre66 is looking for. Nice though and powerful (2,5")

phunka · Post by **phunka** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 7:58 pm

but it's so shiny!

Luna-Sea · Post by **Luna-Sea** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:18 am

Hey,
Glen and his Ninjas up at CC Auto in Coombs were doing new stock ones for under 300 I think.

250-954-2157 is CC Auto.

That is on the island though.

Right on!

Some nights I do dream of the stainless ones.....$$$$

TardisDeli · Post by **TardisDeli** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:44 am

I recently saw on Pedro's Delica, he merely went to Canadian Tire and got the replacement parts from the open shelves (beside the mirror air fresheners and other essentials) and he hacksawed and bolted on the bits, I think his total was about $60.00, looked fine.

Christine.

pedro · Post by **pedro** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 2:57 pm

it was a side exit strait pipe , and frankly it was too loud for my taste, so I got a magnaflow to replace the strat pipe and it is a hole lot better now.

Basically, you have to cut the original pipe just before the first flange , get a 2inch to 2 1/2 inch adaptor , a muffler ,a 90 degree elbow, 3 clamps and a muffler clamp/suspender( I dont know the real name!!)!!!

parts: muffler( 4inch diametre by 20 inch long( stainless)) 84$ plus tax(lordco)
pipe adaptor : 5 $
90 degree elbow: 9$
3 clamps: 11 $
muffler clamp/suspender : 10$

total :-/+ 125$

Result : not fancy or good looking, but fit my budget these days and it work fine for now, and now I can hear the turbo spooling up real good too

Pedro

northvanmatt · Post by **northvanmatt** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 4:33 pm

hello I just had mine done at quiet muffler on broadway in burnaby. stainless steel went out the side with it and got the 2.5 inch pipe. All said and done just under 300$ took about 45 min and the van runs way way way better. I am blown away by how much better it runs.

fexlboi · Post by **fexlboi** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 5:02 pm

northvanmatt wrote:hello I just had mine done at quiet muffler on broadway in burnaby. stainless steel went out the side with it and got the 2.5 inch pipe. All said and done just under 300$ took about 45 min and the van runs way way way better. I am blown away by how much better it runs.

2.5" SS all the way from the manifold?

jaggedfish · Post by **jaggedfish** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:18 pm

Had mine done 3 weeks ago at White Rock Muffler down on the beach. 2-1/2" side exit with Magnaflow muffler. $330 installed including taxes and is quiet except for more turbo whine. They did a really clean job with a slash cut right at the edge of the wheel well. They would've been less expensive if I didn't choose the Magnaflow - personal choice.

They were going to go right to the back with the cheaper muffler and it was going to be less than 300 bucks.

I go to them when I can't do something myself - they're awesome people.

Luna-Sea · Post by **Luna-Sea** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:44 pm

not fancy or good looking, but fit my budget

There is a joke there,but I will leave it alone... I guess.

Everybody that has gone bigger seems to be pretty happy it seems.
Good to know,I have one due soon...
Right on!

skully · Post by **skully** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:00 am

I will have to replace my muffler and tailpipe as well. Is it true that diesel engine's don't need a muffler? Just have a tail pipe from start to finish. The link below says it is better for the engine to go without.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Will_removing ... e_problems

Has anyone done this, but I was wondering if it increases how loud the deli will run?

pedro · Post by **pedro** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 2:32 pm

Hi, I had my van strait pipe for almost 2 weeks, and it make a big difference. Very loud under load or if you go along anything that deflect sound back toward you ! I guess some do like it loud, and some dont!! if you want to know for yourself, just disconnect the muffler at the first flange and go for a short ride and you will know if you like it or not. pedro

Profister · Post by **Profister** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 3:25 pm

I just had mine done at quiet muffler on broadway in burnaby.

On Broadway or on Kingsway?

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