midpipe install
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RE: midpipe install
1-2 hrs if all goes well. Get a can of PB blaster, not wd-40, PB blaster and soak the manifold nuts in it. Allow them to sit for about a half hour, really soak them in it. The passenger side will be a bitch. I belive the nuts are 13 or 15mm. I cant remember. Use a deep socket, about 2 feet of extensions and a swivel joint. That should be all you need. The passenger nuts are really the only hard part. It takes a little bit to figure out how to position the ratchet to get em out but its definitely doable. Good luck!
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RE: midpipe install
ORIGINAL: rainydayracing
I really want a mac cattless h (stainless). I'm just worried about emissions. Think I can get away with it? It's not my daily driver.
I really want a mac cattless h (stainless). I'm just worried about emissions. Think I can get away with it? It's not my daily driver.
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RE: midpipe install
ORIGINAL: rainydayracing
I really want a mac cattless h (stainless). I'm just worried about emissions. Think I can get away with it? It's not my daily driver.
I really want a mac cattless h (stainless). I'm just worried about emissions. Think I can get away with it? It's not my daily driver.
The only hard part is the outer bolt on the right manifold, the joint will definetly be needed! All else are cake!
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