Blazer exhaust

[mellowyellow]

a friend/biz assoc. in Denmark asked me to recomend<br />a replacement exhaust for his '98 blazer ZR2 (2door)<br />that will make it "sound tuff" <br />seems that it is much cheaper to buy it here and<br />have it shipped over... even bought the blazer in<br />the US. it has a vortec 4.3L V6.<br />can anyone recomend a brand and/or best place to<br />buy one? would be Cat. back replacement.<br />thanks in advance,<br />M.Y.

 

[dk990496]

Re: Blazer exhaust

Just have him put on some FLOW MASTERS I have 4" flow masters on my truck guaranteed to turn cops heads when you take off I no from experience

 

[mellowyellow]

Re: Blazer exhaust

thanks DK, maybe I'll tell him to just buy a real<br />truck? LOL<br />about how much are they? that truck ain't dual<br />is it?

 

[dk990496]

Re: Blazer exhaust

Purchased mine when I bought the truck new in 1997 cost me $250.00 installed not to bad but keeps Galveston Sheriff on there toes when you take off sounds like you are going faster then you really are.Not a dual 2-wheel drive

 

[Boomyal]

Re: Blazer exhaust

MY, DK's solution sounds a little radical for your friend: Try this link and look up cat back systems like you mentioneded.<br /><br /> http://www.summitracing.com/

 

[mellowyellow]

Re: Blazer exhaust

thanks BY <br />sweet pic...<br />

 

[ZmOz]

Re: Blazer exhaust

Flowmasters can be picked up for around 40 bucks on ebay....

 

[Reel Daze]

Re: Blazer exhaust

Another inexpensive route is with RAVEN. I had a 95 blazer that I converted to dual exhaust(Do not recomend this it took me 5 long 12 hour days in my shop with the proper tools) I used the ravens and they had a nice rumble to them. Also I would recomend getting a HIGH FLOW CAT.<br /><br />As for the flowmasters they sound more performance like where as the Raven sound more well truck like. Although both are good choices. They are basically equivelant in performance upgrade also he will need to select the proper amount of chambers in the muffler.