Installing a greddy exaust
Installing a greddy exaust
I am about to buy a greddy exaust and i was wondering how long it takes to install and about how difficult it is? If anyone can help please do. Before any of u blast me about not using the search, I have tried to find the subject and nothing comes up. if u know any threads that deal with this subject please let me know. thanx alot.
Re: Installing a greddy exaust
Originally posted by slickwillie
I am about to buy a greddy exaust and i was wondering how long it takes to install and about how difficult it is? If anyone can help please do. Before any of u blast me about not using the search, I have tried to find the subject and nothing comes up. if u know any threads that deal with this subject please let me know. thanx alot.
I am about to buy a greddy exaust and i was wondering how long it takes to install and about how difficult it is? If anyone can help please do. Before any of u blast me about not using the search, I have tried to find the subject and nothing comes up. if u know any threads that deal with this subject please let me know. thanx alot.
1. Put the car up on 4 jackstands, high enough that you car get completely under it.
2. Let it cool off for at least 2 hours after driving.
3. The stock b-pipe and muffler are one piece. There are 2 bolts that hold the b-pipe to the cat, and there are 2 hangers that are bolted on to the car one is in the center of the car, and the other is by the right rear wheel. Remove the 2 cat bolts and the 2 hanger bolts.
4. The muffler is supported by 2 hangers near the rear bumper. Pull the muffler loose from there and the whole thing should drop off.
5. Clean the gasket surface on the cat.
6. Take a flange gasket and place it on the cat.
7. Take the front pipe of the GReddy and bolt it up to the cat.
8. Bolt the side of the GReddy to the support hanger that is near the center of the car.
9. Hang the muffler hangers on the GReddy into the hangers on the bumper.
10. Bolt the rear pipe to the hanger that is near the right rear tire.
11. Place a flange gasket in between the front and rear pipes, and bolt together.
12. Go buy a Y-pipe & CAI from Warpspeed to take full advantage of your new exhaust.
Originally posted by maxima_dumby
or you can just go to your local muffler shop and pay them 40 dollars and they should have it installed in 30 minutes
or you can just go to your local muffler shop and pay them 40 dollars and they should have it installed in 30 minutes
they are 18inch MAS italia Presidents.....cheap not as good lookin subsitute Speedy Wheels Holotype R. Also cheapest ive found greddy for is from www.mbautosport.com its on the for 520 bux. thinkin of gettin that some day
Re: Installing a greddy exaust
Originally posted by slickwillie
I am about to buy a greddy exaust and i was wondering how long it takes to install and about how difficult it is? If anyone can help please do. Before any of u blast me about not using the search, I have tried to find the subject and nothing comes up. if u know any threads that deal with this subject please let me know. thanx alot.
I am about to buy a greddy exaust and i was wondering how long it takes to install and about how difficult it is? If anyone can help please do. Before any of u blast me about not using the search, I have tried to find the subject and nothing comes up. if u know any threads that deal with this subject please let me know. thanx alot.
MAS Italia Presidents
Originally posted by maximum3rdgen
they are 18inch MAS italia Presidents.....cheap not as good lookin subsitute Speedy Wheels Holotype R. Also cheapest ive found greddy for is from www.mbautosport.com its on the for 520 bux. thinkin of gettin that some day
they are 18inch MAS italia Presidents.....cheap not as good lookin subsitute Speedy Wheels Holotype R. Also cheapest ive found greddy for is from www.mbautosport.com its on the for 520 bux. thinkin of gettin that some day
Re: Re: Installing a greddy exaust
[QUOTE]Originally posted by blackandwhite
Instruction:
1. Put the car up on 4 jackstands, high enough that you car get completely under it.
2. Let it cool off for at least 2 hours after driving.
3. The stock b-pipe and muffler are one piece. There are 2 bolts that hold the b-pipe to the cat, and there are 2 hangers that are bolted on to the car one is in the center of the car, and the other is by the right rear wheel. Remove the 2 cat bolts and the 2 hanger bolts.
4. The muffler is supported by 2 hangers near the rear bumper. Pull the muffler loose from there and the whole thing should drop off.
5. Clean the gasket surface on the cat.
6. Take a flange gasket and place it on the cat.
7. Take the front pipe of the GReddy and bolt it up to the cat.
8. Bolt the side of the GReddy to the support hanger that is near the center of the car.
9. Hang the muffler hangers on the GReddy into the hangers on the bumper.
10. Bolt the rear pipe to the hanger that is near the right rear tire.
11. Place a flange gasket in between the front and rear pipes, and bolt together.
12. Go buy a Y-pipe & CAI from Warpspeed to take full advantage of your new exhaust. [/QUO
Thanx for ur help on this.I just wanted to be sure that i wasnt getting in over my head when I did this but thanx alot to all who helped.
Instruction:
1. Put the car up on 4 jackstands, high enough that you car get completely under it.
2. Let it cool off for at least 2 hours after driving.
3. The stock b-pipe and muffler are one piece. There are 2 bolts that hold the b-pipe to the cat, and there are 2 hangers that are bolted on to the car one is in the center of the car, and the other is by the right rear wheel. Remove the 2 cat bolts and the 2 hanger bolts.
4. The muffler is supported by 2 hangers near the rear bumper. Pull the muffler loose from there and the whole thing should drop off.
5. Clean the gasket surface on the cat.
6. Take a flange gasket and place it on the cat.
7. Take the front pipe of the GReddy and bolt it up to the cat.
8. Bolt the side of the GReddy to the support hanger that is near the center of the car.
9. Hang the muffler hangers on the GReddy into the hangers on the bumper.
10. Bolt the rear pipe to the hanger that is near the right rear tire.
11. Place a flange gasket in between the front and rear pipes, and bolt together.
12. Go buy a Y-pipe & CAI from Warpspeed to take full advantage of your new exhaust. [/QUO
Thanx for ur help on this.I just wanted to be sure that i wasnt getting in over my head when I did this but thanx alot to all who helped.
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