i have an apexi cat back exhaust coming in with in the next two weeks. I was wondering if i should just install it on my own or if i would be better off taking it to my mechanic? How much of a hastle would it be to do on my own?

 

it shouldnt be bad to do it on your own if you have a floor jack. the worst part would be the bolts, soak them in PB blaster starting today, and do it daily so they arent such a bish to remove.

 

You can also take the car to a muffler shop and have them replace the bolts holding the b-pipe to the cat for around $10-20. That is the easiest route and saves you lots of trouble in the long run

 

bigtimber, is that providence academy in the background of your sig? i feel like i recognize it! hehe!

 

You know it! Took that at Hampton Hills golf course

 

sweet! it's a pretty classy pic. really suits the 4X4 look that your Max USED to have stock. she's remembering her off-roading days! now it's like a lion, laying low in the grass, ready to pounce on its next prey! grrr....

 

Got it done cheap here in Jerzy

 

that lookslike it fits really nicely in the bumper cutout. what size tip is that?

 

I've gotta ask something that nobody has asked yet.... I've got a Warpspeed Y & B pipe with the custommaxima test pipe and the Magnaflow catback. Now all of my O2 sensors are new, but I still get a CEL for the cats. Does anybody make a MIL eliminator for our cars?

 

you can clear the code yourself read the FAQs

 

yeah, what exhaust was that? GReddy? That would be a 4-4.5 inch tip if so. I like how that looks

 

4.5".. its the greddy sp2 made for my 96

 

Tip of my Borla is also 4.5" wide..although it's oval so it's about 3.75" high. As you can see it's basically the exact shape/size as the bumper cutout http://public.fotki.com/kennstdumich...rla_rear2.html