Riptide

+1 cake

+2 wratcheting wrenches

You don't even have to get the car in the air. It can be done without being jacked up. It makes it a little easier but I did mine without it.

MELLOWYELLOW06

U should be fine. U can always have a friend help u line them up and adjust them. Good luck.

wingman75

You sure you can handle the weight of those things. They are pretty heavy when your laying on your back and trying to get them connected. I had mine installed but hey, more power to you if you can do it. Not being condescending, just don't want you to hurt yourself.

d_ames117

Sounds a little sexist... :-P

Margarita Girl

I'll be sure to double check my metric tools for the 13mm and 15mm sizes.
I can also back up on a couple of boards to get some extra clearance under the car.

No, it's true, I don't have the arm strength to hold the muffler above my head with one hand while I'm turning the wrench with the other. I do have someone that is going to help me.

You guys are great, thanks!

deekum1627

no its very easy just basic tools

Riptide

Mine didn't line up right and in the end I just took it to a muffler shop and paid them $30 to fix it. I didn't feel like pulling them out again and hammering on the hangers. And at the time I didn't have a jack or jackstands to get under there and loosen up the midpipe.

wingman75

Well I'm just an old fashioned guy who looks out for the ladies.

Mudflap

When out swapped my Flowmasters for the MBRPs a few weeks ago, I didn't even use ramps or anything. I just got under there and swapped everything out.

Nuke

That's the main reason I suggest people read TacoBill's write-up before the install. 99% of any misalignment can be fixed by loosening the muffler-to-midpipe clamp and midpipe-to-H pipe clamp. That $30 could have gone towards a set of RhinoRamps.