[Shotimes] Exhaust & Rod shifter charges

[Erik Balser]

Depending on the condition of the exhaust manifold studs, the exhaust could
take that long, if they all snapped off.  Is the exhaust being put together
with clamps or is it going to be all welded?  If the old exhaust comes off
easily and the new one is designed to fit with the rod shifter, the exhaust
itself should be on in say 2-3 hrs max.  I've never upgraded from a cable to
rod shifter before, but the installation seems pretty straight forward. And
again the rod shifter should be able to be put in, in about 2-3 hrs.  But
you never know what you may run into on installation, so these times could
widely vary.  Good luck, and let us know how you like your y-pipe,exhaust,
and cable shifter!

'95 MTX
Erik B.
http://webpages.charter.net/masho95
----- Original Message -----
From: <Brian.K.Moore@bridge.bellsouth.com>
To: <shotimes@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:55 AM
Subject: [Shotimes] Exhaust & Rod shifter charges


> I have a '90 that needs the stock exhaust replaced with the
> hi-flow y-pipe and cat-back system as well as a rod shifter
> put in.  I have all the parts and just need them put in (I
> don't have the knowledge, tools, or patience).  I've gotten
> a quote for 5 hrs labor for the exhaust and about 4 hrs for
> the rod exhaust.  Is this extremely high?  How much time
> should all of this take?  Thanks in advance.
>
> Brian Moore
> '99 Black 59k
> '90 Red 126k
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