by doing this (to them anyway)you have agreed to the work done & paid accordingly. most decent shops will stand by what they say,some wont.Īll you can do is go in there & ask where the rest of your exhaust is,i personally wouldnt have taken the vehicle away or payed them until they had done what they have said they would. If you have no written quote then it gets tricky,because then its a verbal agreement. obviously simple things like a hose clamp or a washer may be needed & charged but sometimes a workshop will absorb this minor cost.

Xforce offers a range of uniquely engineered and designed stainless steel bolt on exhaust systems. this is how it is & always has been for as long as i have been floating around in the trade. This X-Force Varex Catback Exhaust is designed as a direct fit bolt-on upgrade for Ford 150 2015 V8, EcoBoost 2.7/ 3.5L and Raptor models. Straight through sports muffler 4 polished double wall tip. if you go back to collect your car & its more expensive than your quote,you dont have to pay anymore than your quote unless you have been contacted & agreed to the price change. next question is did he give you a written quote,even on a business card or anything? by law he is obligated to do & charge what is quoted,if anything extra is needed they have to tell you before they do it,if they dont you dont have to pay for it.

a majority of muffler shops dont say its a 2 part system & will just class it as em-hv20 but still supply/sell you both the a & b sections. where for the money he charged you it should have been both parts. chances are hes only stuck the front section on which is em-hv20a. Secondly,this system comes as two parts- em-hv20a & em-hv20b. just did a quick search for you & top price is $370 for the x-force system.

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