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Old 03-24-2009, 07:59 PM   #31
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most people do but ive heard that the loudmouth 1 and 2's you dont have to. i had to unbolt the cat back with weld in flow 40's
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Old 03-24-2009, 08:26 PM   #33
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lol thats what i thought......heres a tip just buy 4 new bolts/washers and nuts and just cut off the old ones connecting the catback to the mid pipe. that would saved me about 20 mins and 3 skinned fingers.
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yeah i never thought about the exhaust, i have lm2 and it wasn't even close to in the way. things just keep getting easier and easier for ya man
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Im gonna blow my car up lol. I got 3 of the nuts holding the LCAs off, and neither 3 bolts seem to want to budge. The 4th nut just turns the whole bolt and I didn't feel like dropping the exhaust to get it off today. I don't really need to get the nut off since I am cutting the bolt anyway.
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