Will I have to cut the old pipe to get it out. Or can I salvage my old stock exhaust system. I would want to keep the old exhaust if I could.

 

No cutting necessary, so yes, you can keep the stock muffler intact.

 

exhaust components are bolt on.... no cutting needed.... y-pipe, cat, b-pipe, and muffler can all be removed separately....

 

..... that is if you can get the nuts off.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Y2KevSE


..... that is if you can get the nuts off. [/QUOTE

liquid wrench + breaker bar + propane torch = no problem with exhaust bolts

 

you could make some money on the muffler note my sig

 

...... that is if the nut doesn't take the stud off with it. Stupid nut!

 

I had one stupid nut on my stock y-pipe.....had to get it torched off since it was stripped...... stupid nut

 

A stud broke off from the cat when we were doing enticiveblkmax's y pipe yesterday.

Nut

 

KILL THE NUT!

 

I have heard that those studs on the cat break rather easily...... hopefully it won't be bad when I put on my new meow meow

stupid nut

 

Down with the nut! Not me... the cat nut.




I don't think it'll be bad when you put yours on. The car we worked on yesterday was a 97 that has gone through some harsh environments.

 

i hope so.... i am supposed to get it on wednesday.... still waiting on the UDP.... I want to do both at once.... hopfully, I have time this weekend.... if not, I'll take it to the a shop....

 

Take it to a shop?

It's OK... I did that with my muffler.

 

ya I know.... i should do it myself.... but when it comes to spending the enitire day under your car struggling with one bolt and a breaker bar, you think twice about it.....

 

Very true! If you had help, it would be another story... do you? Come pick me up.

 

All the mods I have done have been alone so far But I could ask Paul2kGXE or Chillboy for some help.... they are nearby...

want to come to the east coast? hehehehe....

 

yeah bring his *** over here so we can beat him up

 

I don't want to be in your fantasies.

 

*insert vomit smiley*













PUNK!

 

 

Geez, you guys ***** in every thread, y'all should be ashamed...

 

It's called participating.

 

Ahhhh, i should try and get in on that...

LOL

 

 

yeah, you don't have to cut or change anything to take out your stock exhaust. the exhaust should come right off the car once you loosen all the bolts.
you may have to remove the heat shield on your cat to ease the process...the pipes tend to get stuck on the heat shields...