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hey guys i dont want to try and do this myself but i was just trying to find out what a shop or dealership would charge to put in a hooker cat back system in my 98 z28 thanks
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Originally Posted by Lithium
My guess would be a hundred or so. But you should really consider doing it yourself its really easy to do. Saving a hundred bucks feels really good
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I'm going to be installing a catback (Magnaflow) soon myself and was wondering about the clamps. Is it just as good an idea to use the supplied "U" clamps or would it be better to invest in some good stainless steel band clamps? I hear the bad clamps don't crush the pipes, whereas the "U" clamps do.
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Marc
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Originally Posted by nytmare1
I'm going to be installing a catback (Magnaflow) soon myself and was wondering about the clamps. Is it just as good an idea to use the supplied "U" clamps or would it be better to invest in some good stainless steel band clamps? I hear the bad clamps don't crush the pipes, whereas the "U" clamps do.
Thanks,
Marc
Thanks,
Marc
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The hard part is getting the old exhaust out specially on jackstands. I'm going to be hacksawing mine tonite. Other than that the installation of the new one should be pretty easy. It also helps to have a friend help you.