Local Muffler shops that use Stainless Steel
 

Hey guys, I recently purchased 2015 BRZ this month and been really happy with the car. Ive been wanting to add a bit more sound from the car so Ive been inquiring to get a muffler delete. Ive fell in love with the nameless 5inch muffled track pipe due to the sound and build quality. But with the currency being weak, I dont want to pull the trigger on it yet. Plus I dont know any other hidden fees and taxes. I understand about the brokerage fees but not sure if there are other taxes involved when ordering parts from the us.

I got a quote from master performance and they are able to create a Berk dual tip muffler delete for $350 plus tax and they said it would all be stainless steel and mandrel bends with a flange and tips

Main concern is I want to be able to take it off if ever I need to go back to stock. Also Im kinda scared tat the vehicle may have alot of drone without any actual muffler.

Just wondering if there are any other exhaust shops around the gta that use stainless steel. Thanks everyone

PM'ed. You are just in luck!

Only tax involved from ordering from america is HST. I ship all my parts to CBI usa in NY and pick them up. 5 minutes from the boarder with zero hassles. Just declare the item and pay the tax and be off with your day.

Here is another option. They did a custom cat-back and resonator set-up for my FR-S. They do in house mandrel bends with stainless pipe.
http://www.noyzboyz.com/

MPG exhaust in Oakville

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If you order from BRZworld there is no hidden fees as they are in Canada

Cheers @rocstar22! Enjoy the Nameless Muffled Pipe!

Thanks again for the exhaust. Sounds perfect. exactly what i was looking for

Anyone know roughly how much a custom midpipe with a resonator would cost??

Now get some UEL Headers and this sound will come your way!
https://vimeo.com/105205495

I don't remember the exact amount, but IIRC, it was around $300 for mine with 2 1/2" mandrel bent stainless pipe and a 4" X 18" Magnaflow resonator.