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How long should it take to change stock mufflers to Capristo w/ Xpipe

Discussion in 'FF/Lusso' started by scottevestceo, Oct 4, 2023.

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  1. scottevestceo

    scottevestceo Karting

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    #1 scottevestceo, Oct 4, 2023
    Curious how long it should take a competent shop to swap out mufflers to Capristo with X pipe. Trying to decide if worth keeping my aftermarket mufflers removing them annually before the warranty inspection. Thanks.
     
  2. gliazzurri

    gliazzurri Formula Junior

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    #2 gliazzurri, Oct 4, 2023
    Maybe 2 days roughly if working on it max
     
  3. scottevestceo

    scottevestceo Karting

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    #3 scottevestceo, Oct 4, 2023
    I don't think it takes 2 full days to do this. My shop I believe was able to do it in about 6 hours I think, but curious if that's about right.
     
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  4. 250boano

    250boano Formula Junior

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    #4 250boano, Oct 4, 2023
    Definitely not 2 days.

    Rear wheels, rear arches and undertrays off
    Install silencers/x pipe (for the remote, if you're doing that, put the control unit under boot lining and wire through)
    Button back up

    Silencers, x pipe and remote should be 6-7.5 labour hrs

    Novitec video guide for installation of full exhaust here
     
  5. scottevestceo

    scottevestceo Karting

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    #5 scottevestceo, Oct 4, 2023
    the remote for the switch is already hooked up, so I just need the mufflers and X pipe
     
  6. Lagunae92

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    #6 Lagunae92, Oct 4, 2023
    Which car is it for?
     
  7. scottevestceo

    scottevestceo Karting

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    #7 scottevestceo, Oct 4, 2023
    Lusso
     
  8. 350MH83

    350MH83 Formula 3

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    #8 350MH83, Oct 5, 2023
    It can probably be done in 4 hours for a tech who has done it before. But I would expect to be quoted 6-8 hours.
     
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  9. gliazzurri

    gliazzurri Formula Junior

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    #9 gliazzurri, Oct 5, 2023
    I agree however I’m referring to the typical situation of working on a few cars at once or testing it or taking breaks. It could easily be done in one day if dedicated but in my experience shops are not always just focused on my project alone when they acquire the vehicle. If this in reality takes 4 to 6 hours which I agree with the likelihood of definitely getting the car back that day could be questionable hence two days.
     

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