Quick And Easy Question.. Exhaust
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Quick And Easy Question.. Exhaust
Hey guys,
Just a quick, and hopefully easy question. But feel free to expand further on it.
Looking to go back to stock exhaust. I found a guy who has one on his car still. I would like to remove it all as ONE PIECE and then install on my car in the same way. No cutting, welding, etc. NO. Remove bolts, remove 02, un-hook donuts, and pull off. Reverse. Nothing more. I would assume you could if you raise the car as much as you can and the exhaust could slip through the now hugely gapped rear axle.. But not sure.. Any input? SS exhaust by the way..
Simply: Is there a way to remove the stock exhaust without cutting?
Thanks!!
Just a quick, and hopefully easy question. But feel free to expand further on it.
Looking to go back to stock exhaust. I found a guy who has one on his car still. I would like to remove it all as ONE PIECE and then install on my car in the same way. No cutting, welding, etc. NO. Remove bolts, remove 02, un-hook donuts, and pull off. Reverse. Nothing more. I would assume you could if you raise the car as much as you can and the exhaust could slip through the now hugely gapped rear axle.. But not sure.. Any input? SS exhaust by the way..
Simply: Is there a way to remove the stock exhaust without cutting?
Thanks!!
Can't just raise it a lot. Nope. Brake lines...
Gotta disconnect rear brake lines which becomes a PITA with bleeding them and what not. Could also likely tear apart whole rear suspension and slip out the side somehow lol.
Gotta disconnect rear brake lines which becomes a PITA with bleeding them and what not. Could also likely tear apart whole rear suspension and slip out the side somehow lol.
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Jeeze. lol Would you recommend to just hack it and weld it then? Is the OEM exhaust easily weldable by most machines?
And I like making the situation difficult. lol
But no, I'm tired of my car being loud, and at least I know it'd be quiet then..
And I like making the situation difficult. lol
But no, I'm tired of my car being loud, and at least I know it'd be quiet then..
I'd say find someone who will weld it or ask a shop how much they'll charge.
You could always just quiet down your exhaust. Put another resonator on it or weld in an auger insert or something.
You could always just quiet down your exhaust. Put another resonator on it or weld in an auger insert or something.
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Sorry, but what's an auger? lol
I have GMPP piping, a stock SS resonator, a Dynomax Super-Turbo muffler ,and a resonated tip. The Dynomax was real quiet for awhile, but now it's about the same as my GMPP was. I like the flow, I'm just tired of the noise..
I have GMPP piping, a stock SS resonator, a Dynomax Super-Turbo muffler ,and a resonated tip. The Dynomax was real quiet for awhile, but now it's about the same as my GMPP was. I like the flow, I'm just tired of the noise..
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