MRT exhaust
#11
RE: MRT exhaust
ok, so i bought the MRT aeroturbine...probably get it sometime next week and installation some time then.
i'll post some before and after clips. i can't wait!
after i pay off my credit card a bit, i'll get the C&L CAI and tune from brenspeed!
i'll post some before and after clips. i can't wait!
after i pay off my credit card a bit, i'll get the C&L CAI and tune from brenspeed!
#14
RE: MRT exhaust
Yeah, It took me a while for mine because I had all of my tools scattered between 4 Garages and was hunted the right socket and then I wanted to see how it sounded with no muffler. I finally then put it back on. If I had everything with me together then it probably would have only took 15-20 minutes. I did it completely from the group without a jack or anything.
#15
RE: MRT exhaust
guys, the only problem i have is that i don't have anything other than a basic tool set.if i were to prop the car up, i'd have to use the jack stand.
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
#16
RE: MRT exhaust
ORIGINAL: sdsguy
guys, the only problem i have is that i don't have anything other than a basic tool set.if i were to prop the car up, i'd have to use the jack stand.
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
guys, the only problem i have is that i don't have anything other than a basic tool set.if i were to prop the car up, i'd have to use the jack stand.
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
#17
RE: MRT exhaust
Yeah, I forget the exact socket sizes or I'd tell you so that you knew what sizes to have prepped. As I mentioned I did mine from the floor. There was even room for me to get a crawler underneath as well, but I decided not to use it. The best thing to do is see if you can get under it now like it is, if you can then you will have no problem getting it removed and the Aero-Turbine on, plus you will be able to scope out the hangers. Also keep in mind that the MRT uses 2 hangers instead of all 4 (It is a lot lighter). A good idea if you are limited on tools is see if you have the correct socket or you can even use a wrench, it will be a lot tougher though than a ratchet and socket.
#18
RE: MRT exhaust
ORIGINAL: NickSezz
If your a normal size person you can just lay under the back of the car....no lift needed. All you need a a ratchet and some muscle.
ORIGINAL: sdsguy
guys, the only problem i have is that i don't have anything other than a basic tool set.if i were to prop the car up, i'd have to use the jack stand.
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
guys, the only problem i have is that i don't have anything other than a basic tool set.if i were to prop the car up, i'd have to use the jack stand.
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
will it come with a manual to tell me everything i need and the correct size socket?
#20
RE: MRT exhaust
ORIGINAL: sdsguy
guys, the only problem i have is that i don't have anything other than a basic tool set.if i were to prop the car up, i'd have to use the jack stand.
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
guys, the only problem i have is that i don't have anything other than a basic tool set.if i were to prop the car up, i'd have to use the jack stand.
do you think it would be something i can easily do still?
I will be glad to help you install it I did mine (before I took it off). I have a floor jack, stands and tools. We can get it on in about 20 minutes.