DIY: Level out your exhaust

Originally Posted by SPOHN I like the plate setup. Good thing I can machine this myself. No cost. Yeah I worked in a mechanical shop for a buddy of mine

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09-18-2011, 09:16 AM

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I like the plate setup. Good thing I can machine this myself. No cost.

Yeah I worked in a mechanical shop for a buddy of mine when i was in between jobs. He is in the pipefitters union and the best welder i ever seen. I learned a lot about fabrication and would love to keep doing it for fun. But since then i moved and got back into sales so those resources are no longer available to me. But I wish they were. The best part of being a car enthusiast is doing as much work as you can yourself

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