My new Exhaust
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Joined: May 2008
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All it is is four 14mm nuts (2 joining Tanabe parts, 2 joining axleback to midpipe) and 6 rubber hangars. Removing the hangars is by far the hardest part to the install. There are two rubber hangars right after the two 14 mm nuts holding the exhaust to the midpipe. Then, each muffler is also held in place with two rubber hangars. I would spray the hangar hole area with some WD40 or silicone lube and just pull and push and tug till they come off. I took my time and it took me an hour, some say 15 minutes but Im **** and take my time. Also, best if done on a car that has not been driven in a few hours, exhaust is hot.
Last edited by Enginerd; Mar 24, 2009 at 07:16 PM.
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OMG i got lazy and i did not have the jack to jack up my car, so i end up paying 40 buk for someone to do it for me, OMG it LOOK SO Easy took them less then 15 min -_- i could of done it myself..
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