Gundo hack on the way
#121
10-29-2012, 03:36 PM
Just picked up a spare set of side mufflers for my 2011 CS. Does anyone have a suggestion for a shop in northern NJ to complete a Gundo Hack? I was thinking of trying some custom motorcycle shops since they seem to do a lot of stainless tubing/exhaust fabrication, but would like to use an experienced shop if possible.
#122
10-29-2012, 06:45 PM
Just picked up a spare set of side mufflers for my 2011 CS. Does anyone have a suggestion for a shop in northern NJ to complete a Gundo Hack? I was thinking of trying some custom motorcycle shops since they seem to do a lot of stainless tubing/exhaust fabrication, but would like to use an experienced shop if possible.
#123
10-30-2012, 02:58 AM
I'd give Rick Deman a call at Deman Motorsports. He runs a race team so this should be a layup for him. I would trust him with my car anyday.
#125
11-02-2012, 03:58 PM
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I believe the standard inlet/outlet pipes are 2" dia. (maybe 2.13 max.) So not sure how you are going to fit 2.5" dia. in there unless the ends of the added pipe are squeezed down to an oval shape.
#126
11-02-2012, 04:54 PM
Just take the pictures of the Hack - before and after shots, show it to any exhaust shop and ask if they can do it. It is a very simple job that just about any Exhaust shop can easily do.
#127
11-02-2012, 04:58 PM
Fister and Gundo are identical.....Darin has been doing alot of them for while so he has it down to a science and has very clean welds. I went with a local shop and the welds look beautiful, but to be honest I never see them since they are under my car..DOH....It is really easy for any exhaust shop......Plus Mine cost $200 and it was completed in an hour.
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