Pavetim

iTrader: (15)

I am replacing my exhaust but my question is is there any way to get out the stock exhaust without cutting it? Thanks.

Lithium

iTrader: (47)

Yeah its possible. I forgot what you have to remove to get it out but you can get it out.

Order 66

It canhelp if you lower the rear a little bit by disconnecting the LCAs. Might give that extra room you need.

Pavetim

iTrader: (15)

yeah might try that guessing i'll have to disconnect shocks too. So lca's and shocks should be about it?

LS69TA

iTrader: (30)

Yea, I think so. If you drop the rear end enough it'll slide out from the back.

Scotty-Z

iTrader: (5)

It's pretty much impossible without dropping the rear and taking off that stabilizing bar.

Arachnotron

Take the passenge's side wheel off and drop the rear and it will come out.

gwj

Basically remove everything in
the way on the pass side at the rear end, unbolt the clamp
from the Y pipe, disconnect the pass side exhaust hanger,
slide the drivers' side out of the hanger and pull it all out
the side, if I remember it all correctly. Personally, I just cut
mine near the axle and removed in two parts. It can always
be welded back together if need be.

Krab

iTrader: (28)

Yes, it's possible to take off the stock exhaust without cutting it. You need to put the rear of the car on jack stands (from frame), unbolt the shock from the passenger's side, unbolt the lower control arm from that same side, unbolt the rear sway bar, unbolt the upper and lower panhard bars, remove the passenger wheel and then lower the rear (passenger's side) a little to give you enough clearance to work the I-pipe out to the side. It is a lot of work though if you've never worked back there before, but it can be done.