cost to dump

You'll basically be paying for labor -- and I couldn't see it taking a shop more than an hour to do it...really probably half that. But that's probably a good place to start -- firugre out what local shops charge hourly and go from there.
 
Yeah and if you find a shop to do it you'd be lucky. It's kinda illegal to take emissions stuff off of peoples cars.

Oh and judging by your name, you're not gonna want to do that. Just guessing you'd fail emissions testing there in cali.
 
Local shop charged me $20 per side to install Flows and put turndowns on them. I had him use the last six inches of my old tailpipes to make the turndowns. From what I have seen posted you don't want dumps, they blow a lot of heat and crap all over your driveline and rear axle. Place turndowns at a 45 angle outward and the exhaust hits the ground right in front of the rear tires. Sounds pretty evil too. :D

P.S. z9- Dumps come after mufflers, do not affect emissions- simply makes a very short tailpipe. :)
 
i jus moved to az from cali and i had turndowns in cali and passed everytime and when i cam to az they wuldnt pass me so im guessing other states atre the same.but in az they dont look at your motor they jus hook ur exhaust up.pretty good trade
 
87TTopGT said:
Local shop charged me $20 per side to install Flows and put turndowns on them. I had him use the last six inches of my old tailpipes to make the turndowns. From what I have seen posted you don't want dumps, they blow a lot of heat and crap all over your driveline and rear axle. Place turndowns at a 45 angle outward and the exhaust hits the ground right in front of the rear tires. Sounds pretty evil too. :D

P.S. z9- Dumps come after mufflers, do not affect emissions- simply makes a very short tailpipe. :)
Ah, I figured the cats would be going as well. That's what I did anyways.