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Unfortunately, unless someone here is from your area and knows the local shops, you're going to have to do a little homework.
I suggest getting out the yellow pages and calling the muffler shops in your area and telling them what you have. Ask how much they'll charge, out-the-door, for a remove and replace. Call as many places as possible to get a good idea of the going rate in your area. Then go with your gut or other knowledge as to which place will do the best work for the best cost.
Cost will vary, depending on your area and other factors. A good shop I know down here charged $45+tax, but some here have paid in the $80+ range for similar work. Again, do your homework.
I suggest getting out the yellow pages and calling the muffler shops in your area and telling them what you have. Ask how much they'll charge, out-the-door, for a remove and replace. Call as many places as possible to get a good idea of the going rate in your area. Then go with your gut or other knowledge as to which place will do the best work for the best cost.
Cost will vary, depending on your area and other factors. A good shop I know down here charged $45+tax, but some here have paid in the $80+ range for similar work. Again, do your homework.
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From: Bonney Lake/Ellensburg, Washington- WCBF '04, '05, '06, '07 Survivor-
Originally Posted by petraman
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One more question, where'* the best place to go and how much will I be looking to spend to get it welded on?
One more question, where'* the best place to go and how much will I be looking to spend to get it welded on?
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