how hard is offroad pipe install?
#1
how hard is offroad pipe install?
I am planning on buying an offroad h or x pipe and i want to know how hard is it to install it yourself? what is needed? I need to do it at home so i can keep my stocker instead i have to go to dealer for some reason. So, what tools are needed, how long did it take? i am getting flowmaster mufflers so what you think would bhe better h or x?
#2
I just installed mine this past weekend. Very easy install. You just need to follow Taco Bill's write-up and he has everything listed you will need. It took me maybe an hour and a half. Thats from jacking the car up, taking out the stock midpipe, running to the parts store for anti-sieze, installing o/r midpipe, and then lowering it back down. It was my first time around to changing one out, so I took my time. I would probably go with an H, but thats just my own opinion.
#3
I just installed mine this past weekend. Very easy install. You just need to follow Taco Bill's write-up and he has everything listed you will need. It took me maybe an hour and a half. Thats from jacking the car up, taking out the stock midpipe, running to the parts store for anti-sieze, installing o/r midpipe, and then lowering it back down. It was my first time around to changing one out, so I took my time. I would probably go with an H, but thats just my own opinion.
as far as your choice, i'd be careful mating either o/r pipe with flowmasters....many people have been unsatisfied with that combo......rasp city! However, it's a personal preference and you may like it.
For both of you....if you have trouble getting a tight seal at the exhaust manifold, Brenspeed can ship you some inserts that they fabricated that will help seal it up tight!!
#8
a hour on a lift? lol how many beers did you guys drink in that hour, only takes me 20 -30 on rhino ramps, I have done it probably a dozen times now on a few diff s197's its not hard at all , maybe need a lil force to make stuff fit but other then that its like 2 out of 10 on install