There are plenty of exhaust shops around the world that would be glad to install an exhaust system for you. With an aftermarket kit that has everything you need, you may be tempted to take on the task of installing the exhaust yourself. Installing an exhaust kit is a fairly straightforward task and is something you can do in a very short period of time with the right equipment on hand.
Welding: A welded exhaust system is the type of system that uses the method of welding to permanently fuse the components together. Welding the exhaust is the best way to ensure no leaks will occur. This also means that once the exhaust is in place, it cannot be reconfigured. A system like this will use hardware to mount the aftermarket system to the vehicle’s existing flanges.
Components like pipe joints and mufflers will need to be welded in place. Most any kit can be installed with or without welds but the welding will require ample experience and possibly even the help of a professional.
Modular: To rig up a modular exhaust system means that the system will be able to be changed down the line. A modular system relies on clamps to keep the system connected. No welding for these kits is required and this is something you can easily do within a few hours. The reason to use a modular system is so that pipe configurations and mufflers can easily be swapped out.