budget exhaust change their focus?
#1
budget exhaust change their focus?
It seems like budget exhaust has completely overhauled their website - does anyone know if they are still the same company? I didn't poke through it all that much, so it may be painfull obvious one way or another.
#6
Originally posted by mb1
The y-pipes are listed as $250. Before they were ~$325. I'm assuming they are now $250 american dollars.
The y-pipes are listed as $250. Before they were ~$325. I'm assuming they are now $250 american dollars.
I think thats $250 Canadian (i didnt check it out- but im sayin from what i've heard) and its about $158 american.
#7
It's $250 Canadian, plus GST
Originally posted by JustTry
I think thats $250 Canadian (i didnt check it out- but im sayin from what i've heard) and its about $158 american.
I think thats $250 Canadian (i didnt check it out- but im sayin from what i've heard) and its about $158 american.
It ROCKS!!
Oh, and I'm number 35 and 32 on their new sites, respectively (performance and exhaust).
Mike
#9
Originally posted by Sin
Not to brag or anything, but I was number 1.
Not to brag or anything, but I was number 1.
#11
Originally posted by runelind
I got an email back today saying their manufacturing department was on holiday until thursday - so I wouldn't get a reply back on prices until friday. I wonder why the guy couldn't just tell me.
I got an email back today saying their manufacturing department was on holiday until thursday - so I wouldn't get a reply back on prices until friday. I wonder why the guy couldn't just tell me.
whats their website and or e-mail adress??
i need to order my Y pipe this Friday from them
thanks,
Ant
#12
i just got an e-mail back from jeff earlier today. the 250 is canadian they are charging about 160 shipped for the new ss y-pipe in u.s. dollors. but if you want to order yours this week their staff will be on holiday vacation until thurs. so nothing will be shipped until fri. the 25th. o boy! i cant wait to get my y-pipe!!
#13
Budget Exhaust Tel# & Website
Originally posted by ny96max
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whats their website and or e-mail adress??
i need to order my Y pipe this Friday from them
thanks,
Ant
'
whats their website and or e-mail adress??
i need to order my Y pipe this Friday from them
thanks,
Ant
Address:
Budget Performance
4179 Harvester Road, Unit 2
Burlington, Ontario
Phone:
905.681.4579
Fax:
905-681-6292
e-mail:
jeff@budgetexhaust.com
I've heard they're slow in replying by e-mail so calling might be the best bet.
#15
Originally posted by 2kMax
what is their website and phone number?
also, does anyone know if their y-pipes are mandrel bent or not?
what is their website and phone number?
also, does anyone know if their y-pipes are mandrel bent or not?
#16
Re: Budget Exhaust Tel# & Website
Originally posted by StygianMax
http://www.budgetexhaust.com/
Address:
Budget Performance
4179 Harvester Road, Unit 2
Burlington, Ontario
Phone:
905.681.4579
Fax:
905-681-6292
e-mail:
jeff@budgetexhaust.com
I've heard they're slow in replying by e-mail so calling might be the best bet.
http://www.budgetexhaust.com/
Address:
Budget Performance
4179 Harvester Road, Unit 2
Burlington, Ontario
Phone:
905.681.4579
Fax:
905-681-6292
e-mail:
jeff@budgetexhaust.com
I've heard they're slow in replying by e-mail so calling might be the best bet.
Ant
#17
Originally posted by ny96max
so what types of Y pipes do they offer?
and whats the real difference with Mandrel and non?
Ant
so what types of Y pipes do they offer?
and whats the real difference with Mandrel and non?
Ant
#18
Originally posted by StygianMax
With mandrel, the exhaust flows more smoothly through the pipe at the bends. The inner diameter around the bends are constant in diameter without "wrinkles" as you would see inside one of those elbow straws. The wrinkles create a bit of turbulence within the pipe. In addition, non-mandrel means the inner diameter at the bends might be a bit smaller than in the straight sections of the pipe. I don't know how perceivable the difference between the two pipes would be & whether that would justify the higher cost of the mandrel-bent y-pipe. Depends on the cost difference too (whatever that is).
With mandrel, the exhaust flows more smoothly through the pipe at the bends. The inner diameter around the bends are constant in diameter without "wrinkles" as you would see inside one of those elbow straws. The wrinkles create a bit of turbulence within the pipe. In addition, non-mandrel means the inner diameter at the bends might be a bit smaller than in the straight sections of the pipe. I don't know how perceivable the difference between the two pipes would be & whether that would justify the higher cost of the mandrel-bent y-pipe. Depends on the cost difference too (whatever that is).
Ant
#21
Originally posted by Sin
Does anyone know about pricing on stainless resonated b-pipes for the 4th gen?
Does anyone know about pricing on stainless resonated b-pipes for the 4th gen?
Ant
#22
Originally posted by ny96max
i just e-mailed them about that too. Im probably gonna order up a Ypipe, Bpipe and keep my stock muffler. Oh and UDP from RVM too, all this friday
Ant
i just e-mailed them about that too. Im probably gonna order up a Ypipe, Bpipe and keep my stock muffler. Oh and UDP from RVM too, all this friday
Ant
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