URQ muffler (fwd)

[Dan Simoes <dans@ans.net>]

Thought you might like to see this.  This confirms my belief
that there is nothing a competent muffler shop can't
do for 1/3 the price of a Scorpion.

I suggested this shop since they are local to me, and when
my 84 4kq resonator rusted off a few weeks ago, I had
them cut it out and replace it with a section of pipe.
Total cost - $50.   Some enterprising fellow (Graydon?)
could hook up with such a place and make stainless performance
exhausts for well under $500.

| Dan |

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Dan	Well you probably know by know that the 4 months I spent waiting for a 
muffler from Wachholz was for naught, as the "original stock" muffler was no 
such thing when he got it off the car, and he didn't even know it. I still have 
not received my money back or other parts due, they're "in the mail".

	On a more positive note, I spent the day in the Buchanan public library, 
while the folks at Gallon Measure (Rom?) made me a new system.They dropped me at 
the library and picked me up when it was done. The work, including welding on a 
new resonator and complex twisted pipe, and the muffler plus extension came to 
$225. At that price it was hard to justify $800 for the stainless Scorpion 
system. 

`	Thanks for the advice, and help with Wachholz.  
Regards,
Rob Greene