loudmouth exhaust
08-11-2010, 12:04 AM
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loudmouth exhaust so i just bought a loudmouth II cat back now i was wondering is it a direct fit to the stock y-pipe, and how do i get the stock exhaust off without cutting it?
08-11-2010, 05:58 AM
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Just did mine,
get the car in the air, remove right shock and disconnect swaybar. I removed the panhard top and bottom. Let the rear drop down, the right will drop down more because you still have the left shock connected. Then curse a few new words you just discovered as you maneuver the exhaust out.
I then had to replenish with a gallon of water I just sweated out, it's no joke in Mobile AL in the summer.
get the car in the air, remove right shock and disconnect swaybar. I removed the panhard top and bottom. Let the rear drop down, the right will drop down more because you still have the left shock connected. Then curse a few new words you just discovered as you maneuver the exhaust out.
I then had to replenish with a gallon of water I just sweated out, it's no joke in Mobile AL in the summer.
08-12-2010, 03:56 AM
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Just did mine,
get the car in the air, remove right shock and disconnect swaybar. I removed the panhard top and bottom. Let the rear drop down, the right will drop down more because you still have the left shock connected. Then curse a few new words you just discovered as you maneuver the exhaust out.
I then had to replenish with a gallon of water I just sweated out, it's no joke in Mobile AL in the summer.
get the car in the air, remove right shock and disconnect swaybar. I removed the panhard top and bottom. Let the rear drop down, the right will drop down more because you still have the left shock connected. Then curse a few new words you just discovered as you maneuver the exhaust out.
I then had to replenish with a gallon of water I just sweated out, it's no joke in Mobile AL in the summer.
08-12-2010, 11:08 AM
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go to autozone and rent their exhaust pipe cutter. You should be able to cut the exhaust near the rear end so you don't have to remove so many suspension components.
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08-12-2010, 11:50 AM
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I wish i knew the fitment of the stock Y with the cat back but mine to has aftermarket y and headers sorry OP.
