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Author:  Kensredzed [ Thu Aug 28, 2014 1:51 pm ]
Post subject:  Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

Greetings everyone,

My exhaust was hanging a bit low after hitting a few extreme pot holes. The clamps must not have been tight enough after removing the muffler and re-installing it after changing a fuel pump several months ago.

I took my car to Thruway Muffler at 2583 Eglinton Ave. I asked them to see if they could re-adjust the system and tighten the clamps? They said the "right way" to do the job was th re-hang the system at the back, remove the clamp and weld in a small exention to replace the clamp. Before they start the job I ask the muffler technician if he's aware that the car has a stainless steel exhaust from front to back and he says "I know it does, it's not problem. I will fix it right".

Who am I to argue with the "right way" to do things?

I get home and find out that they welded a mild steel patch into a stainless steel exhaust system. When I went back to Thruway, the excuses were "We don't stock stainless steel pipe" and "We're a universal muffler repair shop and don't work with stainless". I asked both the manager and the technician if they owned a car like mine with a complete stainless exhaust, would they weld in a stainless or mild steel patch? Neither had anything intelligent to say. They could have ordered the pipe.

They offered to re-weld the patch if I bring them the stainless steel pipe. Another problem is the technician left the center pipe way to low and it bottems out on just about everything. I was promised the exhaust system would be hung correctly. Sorry buy I can't trust anything they say after this last experience.

Can anyone recommend a good exhaust place in Scarborough that can do things right? Not asking for cheap. I'm asking for good quality workmanship please?

Thanks in advance,
Ken

Author:  lb9 GTA [ Thu Aug 28, 2014 9:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

I went to GT Custom exhaust in Pickering. Not Scarborough but they do good work and I know they stock stainless.

Author:  Kensredzed [ Thu Aug 28, 2014 11:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

Thanks lb9 GTA

Author:  Pomp [ Fri Aug 29, 2014 10:27 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

Go to Noyz Boyz in Scarborough. They do custom exhaust and are great to deal with.

Author:  Kensredzed [ Fri Aug 29, 2014 12:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

Thanks Pomp.

You joined in 2009 and this question brought out your first post? You must do a lot of reading and very little talking.

I feel privileged.

What are you driving Pomp?

Thanks again,
Ken

Author:  Pomp [ Fri Aug 29, 2014 1:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

I drive a 98 T/A WS6 that is red orange metallic. Runs 11.8's all day long.

Author:  Kensredzed [ Fri Aug 29, 2014 6:59 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

Nice ride! Nice colour too.

11.8 is fast. Open headers?

Cheers,
Ken

Author:  Pomp [ Sun Aug 31, 2014 12:49 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

It does so with complete exhaust including cats. It passes the E-test with flying colors.

Author:  Kensredzed [ Thu Sep 11, 2014 10:50 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

My car is at Noyz Boyz. They are 5 minutes from my home.

They are on the ball. The exhaust leak that everyone else said I had, was actually a loose spark plug.

They are removing the mild steel patch and replacing it with stainless as well as re-hanging the exhaust closer to the chassis.

I'm also having new spark plugs installed.

The car is supposed to be ready later today. Report at 6:00. News and weather at 11:00.

Thanks,
Ken

Author:  Kensredzed [ Thu Sep 11, 2014 9:21 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Quality exhaust work in Scarborough

Noyz Boyz did a good quality job and the price was more than fair.

Some said the miss was a lifter noise. Others said an exhaust leak. Jameel at Noyz Boyz found a loose spark plug within 5-minutes of examining the car. They installed new spark plugs and car has never run smoother.

They have earned a repeat customer today.

Cheers,
Ken

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