Bryan Savage
June 5th, 2006, 07:59 PM
Ugh. I want to build my own system when the times comes, so I want to get rid of this one. I could use the money. My "for sale" page of my website where all of these pictures is here (http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/forsale.html) if you wish to see it, but what's here is pretty much the same as what's there.
This is an Extreme Motorsports ported O2 housing bolted to an Extreme Motorsports downpipe welded to an Extreme Motorsports-supplied catalytic converter welded to a section of pipe Extreme forgot to account for which is welded to a Thermal Research cat-back system with a four-inch tip. Everything is stainless steel except for the section I had to add. You can see the full story here (http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/extremeexhaust.html) if you wish, but it's not really that important.
I'm replacing this because it's too heavy for my liking and it hangs down too far where it runs underneath the rear suspension. It's the lowest point of the car, so guess what gets to meet most speed bumps?
Though Extreme doesn't sell any of these pieces anymore, buying their equivalent of this from them will run you $1000. It sure would be nice to see $400 for this.
Being that it's one piece, don't even think about asking me if I will ship it anywhere. I won't.
However, since it is one piece, it's hard to transport. I can drive it to you in my pickup, or you can come to my house and get it, or you can come to my house and I will install it for you. For the last option though, I'd ask for an extra fifty bucks (and you have to deal with your old system).
Yes, this is the exact thing I posted in RMDSM. I'm too lazy to write another one!
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_02.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_04.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_05.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_06.JPG
It seems I can only put four pictures up here, so check the first link for more photos.
Thanks!
Bryan
This is an Extreme Motorsports ported O2 housing bolted to an Extreme Motorsports downpipe welded to an Extreme Motorsports-supplied catalytic converter welded to a section of pipe Extreme forgot to account for which is welded to a Thermal Research cat-back system with a four-inch tip. Everything is stainless steel except for the section I had to add. You can see the full story here (http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/extremeexhaust.html) if you wish, but it's not really that important.
I'm replacing this because it's too heavy for my liking and it hangs down too far where it runs underneath the rear suspension. It's the lowest point of the car, so guess what gets to meet most speed bumps?
Though Extreme doesn't sell any of these pieces anymore, buying their equivalent of this from them will run you $1000. It sure would be nice to see $400 for this.
Being that it's one piece, don't even think about asking me if I will ship it anywhere. I won't.
However, since it is one piece, it's hard to transport. I can drive it to you in my pickup, or you can come to my house and get it, or you can come to my house and I will install it for you. For the last option though, I'd ask for an extra fifty bucks (and you have to deal with your old system).
Yes, this is the exact thing I posted in RMDSM. I'm too lazy to write another one!
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_02.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_04.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_05.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~bryansavage/exhaust_06.JPG
It seems I can only put four pictures up here, so check the first link for more photos.
Thanks!
Bryan