Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

yeah me too. im wondering how much it would cost me to have the car towed over there

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

basic tow charge shouldn't be more then $50... see if you could call some privately owned tow companies to do it for $20 or so.. just call around.

I think you can rent a uhaul car tower for a few hours for a cheap price. Do you have access to a truck?

Sometimes your insurance company offers free towes with a roadside program, you might be able to buy that for like $5.. or sign up for AAA then cancel that ----.

many options for you to look at dude

-ryan

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

ive got a ranger i could tow it with.. the muffler shop is probably 8 miles away from my house. they actually do paint/body but there is a guy there who does exhaust work.. getting ahold of him is the hard part

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

well how far is a uhaul place? If you can make sure he is there and go by uhaul and pick up the car tower then you might be set.

There are two car towers, I think your ranger probably only has the balls to pull the single axle one (put front tires up and go).

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

uhaul place isnt to far away.. ill be thing about it while im installing everything.. setup probably wont be in the car for a week or two anyway. im just concerned that he may not have the equipment to merge the wastegate exit with the downpipe

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

Dude, just drive.. I remember when I first started doing this I had to drive to the exhaust shop, yes a good 10mins away. It's not that loud... its about twice as loud if you just had open header, but since the turbo is there it really isnt that bad.

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

Why is it that every exhaust shop is only 10 minutes away? Even living out in the boonies the exhaust shop is 10 mins away.. not that I need him all the time (he does do some ------- good work for next to nothing tho).

Just start off with a cold car, don't be too rough on it and drive... or pull your hood off and drive it over (less heat).

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

well i may just try driving it.. im worried that the guy may have hard time merging the wastegate exit and the downpipe but i guess downpipe is better than nothing

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

He's going to ass rape you. Most exhaust shops are not going to like merging 2 pipes like that. I guess it really depends if its an exhaust/fabrication type shop or a freaking general tom and bob muffler shop. I hope you are going to atleast use mandrels for your downpipe?

Re:4g civic, t25.. downpipe question
 

luckily i know the guy so it may not be to bad. i may just have him make the downpipe for now and re-do the rest of the exhaust later. i would like to use mandrel bent but ill have to see what hes got when i get there.