i can't imagine an easier job for a muffler shop! Putting an Ansa on is basic muffler 101.

 

if you are a muffler shop and cannot weld a basic muffler in place that is like jiffy lube not being able to do OIL CHANGES OMG lol

 

It seems like there are plenty of "bonehead" muffler places that will whine and complain about putting on a muffler that is not OEM and requires extra work. I went to three different places. The first two wanted to charge me $250+ and the last guy had no issues with doing it and had been doing muffler work for 25 yrs. He had it done in less than one hour and $80.

 

Local shop did mine for 25.00.

 

Muffler has been on for a few weeks. Sounds good but I wish it were louder. As for fitment, it fits ok but not great. I like the round pipes sticking out rather than the rectangler pipes. The muffler pipes are obviously crooked when you look at it so I will have to bend them apart. It isn't loud in the interior at all but when you give it some throttle you can hear the exhaust reverberating off of buildings. I would like to shoot for the Borla exhaust if it weren't so expensive.

 

That really sounds awesome. Sounds just perfect, not to overpowering which is what i'm looking for. You have the website you got this from? Sorry if that question was repeated.

Great video u sold me once i saw ur video thanks

 

That looks great, i too would keep the stock tips cause they go great with the cars body. Great pics

 

you need to call Paul at 800-841-9166 or 478-788-6653, ext 109
he'll give a special price to forum members ...
$201.53 + shipping (+ sales tax for residents of CA or GA) ...

 

Finally got my Ansa muffler installed yesterday, with stock tips! Looks and sounds exactly the way it should have from the factory. Many thanks to forum member Beaner for an amazing job! Interestingly, the rubber muffler hangers have "AMG" on them. Anyone else notice?

 

I noticed.

 

And after seeing this at Carlisle I had mine done today....
Thanks to Bluecoupe and Beaner for there skills and insight here

Ansa Muffler Modification - OEM Tips