$432.00,flowmaster 40series dual exaust,parts/labor,good price??
03-08-2009, 04:42 PM
#1
$432.00,flowmaster 40series dual exaust,parts/labor,good price??
Going with flowmaster 50series deltaflow 3inch series dual exaust for my truck.I had the roush on order about 2 weeks ago but it was on back order,So a friend of mine works at midas and got me a good deal,parts/and labor,for only $432.00 for the flowmaster 50 series,and a new 2and half hd hose and clamp.That is for everything total for duals.Is that a good price??
89bucks per hour for labor.only charged me total 65bucks no mater how long labore takes
60bucks for exaust pipe
155bucks for mufler
150 for two tail pipe pieces.
22bucks for new 2and half hd hose and clamp
Friends that work at auto shops so i have more money to take the girlfriend out to dinner so she doesnt nag me to death
PRICELESS
RYAN
89bucks per hour for labor.only charged me total 65bucks no mater how long labore takes
60bucks for exaust pipe
155bucks for mufler
150 for two tail pipe pieces.
22bucks for new 2and half hd hose and clamp
Friends that work at auto shops so i have more money to take the girlfriend out to dinner so she doesnt nag me to death
PRICELESS
RYAN
Last edited by User14186; 03-08-2009 at 05:31 PM.
03-08-2009, 05:00 PM
#2
Senior Member
Really expensive for that muffler. Are you including the tips in the two tail pipe price? If not it's really high, and still a little high IMO if you are including the tips.
03-08-2009, 05:07 PM
#3
Yes thats includeing the tips.I was thinking that was a good price cause that includes everything,parts,labore,tax.But then again thats why i posted this post to get everyones opinion.
03-08-2009, 05:18 PM
#4
Proudly Rockin the XL!
Well, mine isn't exactly the same setup, but my Flowmaster Original 40 series setup cost a total of about $238 for parts and installation:
~$74 for Flowmaster 40 single in, dual out from Jegs.
$120 for installation at Muffler Bros, which was to remove the stock system, weld on the Flowmaster, and bend/install 2 out pipes to exit out the passenger side, in front of the rear wheel.
$44 for 2 square stainless steel tips from MufflerMall.
Now, it would have been more expensive if I had wanted the pipes run to the back, but over $400 seems steep to me. Back in 02 (I think), I had a system, similar to what you're describing, installed on a 93 Ranger for $315, all parts and labor from Muffler Bros; I know that was 7 years ago, but even if you factor in some inflation, you're talking about $100 more.
~$74 for Flowmaster 40 single in, dual out from Jegs.
$120 for installation at Muffler Bros, which was to remove the stock system, weld on the Flowmaster, and bend/install 2 out pipes to exit out the passenger side, in front of the rear wheel.
$44 for 2 square stainless steel tips from MufflerMall.
Now, it would have been more expensive if I had wanted the pipes run to the back, but over $400 seems steep to me. Back in 02 (I think), I had a system, similar to what you're describing, installed on a 93 Ranger for $315, all parts and labor from Muffler Bros; I know that was 7 years ago, but even if you factor in some inflation, you're talking about $100 more.
Last edited by nagata; 03-08-2009 at 05:22 PM.
03-08-2009, 05:30 PM
#5
Well, mine isn't exactly the same setup, but my Flowmaster Original 40 series setup cost a total of about $238 for parts and installation:
~$74 for Flowmaster 40 single in, dual out from Jegs.
$120 for installation at Muffler Bros, which was to remove the stock system, weld on the Flowmaster, and bend/install 2 out pipes to exit out the passenger side, in front of the rear wheel.
$44 for 2 square stainless steel tips from MufflerMall.
Now, it would have been more expensive if I had wanted the pipes run to the back, but over $400 seems steep to me. Back in 02 (I think), I had a system, similar to what you're describing, installed on a 93 Ranger for $315, all parts and labor from Muffler Bros; I know that was 7 years ago, but even if you factor in some inflation, you're talking about $100 more.
~$74 for Flowmaster 40 single in, dual out from Jegs.
$120 for installation at Muffler Bros, which was to remove the stock system, weld on the Flowmaster, and bend/install 2 out pipes to exit out the passenger side, in front of the rear wheel.
$44 for 2 square stainless steel tips from MufflerMall.
Now, it would have been more expensive if I had wanted the pipes run to the back, but over $400 seems steep to me. Back in 02 (I think), I had a system, similar to what you're describing, installed on a 93 Ranger for $315, all parts and labor from Muffler Bros; I know that was 7 years ago, but even if you factor in some inflation, you're talking about $100 more.
03-08-2009, 05:45 PM
#6
Proudly Rockin the XL!
Well, that would raise the price a bit; there are many different models of the 50 series muffler, but the standard 50 series Delta Flow single 3" inlet, dual 2.5" outlet muffler is $99.99 on Jegs. I know shops put a price mark up on parts, but 50 bucks seems like a lot. Perhaps it's a different model than what I'm looking at, but from what you've described, that's the closest match I find.
03-08-2009, 06:03 PM
#7
Well, that would raise the price a bit; there are many different models of the 50 series muffler, but the standard 50 series Delta Flow single 3" inlet, dual 2.5" outlet muffler is $99.99 on Jegs. I know shops put a price mark up on parts, but 50 bucks seems like a lot. Perhaps it's a different model than what I'm looking at, but from what you've described, that's the closest match I find.
ryan
and i am saving money on the labor with him only charging 65bucks total for however labor takes,and midas charges 89bucks an hour,lol
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03-08-2009, 06:08 PM
#8
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Seems steep to me for that but at the end of the day, if it is what you want when you want it... go for it. Worry about shelling out an extra $75-$100 more when you do your next mod.
