New to the PDX area on business relo, need guidance on an exhaust shop to finish 24v

[Keith M]

Yes, it is called Canby Muffler. The owner and guy who does all the work is named Brian.

[wannaBMthree]

Exhaust Specialties has a location on the east side of the river from downtown Portland

I took my m30 swap there for a full custom 2.5 inch exhaust, no complaints with those guys. Looked good to me, $500 and I kept the old cat. They were open to barter, which I like. Shit sounds good too.

Welcome to Portland BTW!

[butters]

I'll probably use Jeff at Exhaust Specialties in Tualatin. Picking the car up from a terminal in Wilsonville, so Tualatin will be right on the way to the city.

[butters]

If you want some cats, I have a set of 95 m3 cats that are in good shape that I could get to you for 150.

Do you think you'll have those next week? PM sent.

[Van Westervelt]

I might. I will write you back with my number.

[tonytony]

Bumping this thread cuause my plans fell through. Any shops IN Portland that anyone can recommend? A place thats not gonna tell me to get lost if I want it my way and being my own parts

[e30austin]

Honestly, I had the guys at SV Performance on Sandy weld my stuff up because it was convenient. Fair price and pretty quick service.

[tonytony]

Where on sandy is SV?

[ZoomZoomBoom]

I want to know if OP still enjoys working for PCC, lol.

[e30austin]

105th.

[e30austin]

Oh, and Butters no longer works there. He only was there for a year (like the OP said.) He seemed to like it alright, though.

[butters]

I want to know if OP still enjoys working for PCC, lol.

PM me if you'd like. I am employed by PCC corporate but I'm on my final gig of a 2-year program working at various plants, which brought me to Portland for a year. I work as an engineer, though most of my time is spent on the shop floor. This summer I'll hire into a plant directly.

Good luck with the exhaust. I wouldn't recommend Canby unless it's a temporary job.