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Re: Exhaust replacement on 1985 Mustang GT.....How long should ittake?
Just doing headers on these cars can be a bear, wven with a lift and
the proper tools. I can think of a number of occasions that headers on a
5.0 car took me 3-4 hours alone (DIY'er, lots of tools, no lift).
Disconnecting motor mounts and steering rag joints is not uncommon to
get the headers in (1 5/8 vs 1 3/4, equal length, etc).
So say 3 hours for headers, and 3-4 hours for the rest (guessing). Do
you want a good job, or a rush? With coffee, pee breaks, phone calls,
interruptions (from you asking when car will be done) and answering
questions from other guys in the shop, its a day.
:)
Steph wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Well I bought a full exhaust system for my 85. Flowtech headers, Off-Road H
> pipe, and an American Thunder Cat-Back System from Flowmaster. I brought it
> to a mechanic lastnight so he could do the work today on it. He started
> mid-morning and will only be finished tomorrow morning. How long should
> this kinda job usually take??? Crap I am not lookin forward to that bill if
> he does charge me for every hour. I thought it would be way easier to have
> a Class "A" mechanic do it. So how long should it take?
>
> Thanks in advance all!
>
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