Exhuast Install?
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Staging Lane
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Orange County, CA
Exhuast Install? Alright I am going to be ordering a magnaflow exhuast come monday for my 94 TA, part # is 15620. Anyways, how hard is it to install this by yourself? I would put my car on jack stands and then unbolt my stock exhuast, but does this magnaflow exhuast just bolt right on or does it involve welding? Thanks
-Mike
-Mike
ur going to need ur car up about 6-7 ft, and u cant just unbolt it. ITs welded on in every place by the cat, mufler, etc. ur going to have to cut the stock exhaust out with a electric pipe saw. And you cut it to short and your new exhaust wont fit. just take it to your local exhaust shop in town.
just my .02
just my .02
Empire : I installed my Borla catback by myself with the car on jackstands.
The catback was not to hard to install because I just unbolted the stock exhaust from tha cat. conveter, took a sawzall to the exhaust pipe before the rear end and then removed the 2 pieces. Installation was decent, the borla uses many peices that are connected with clamps, The hardest part was lining all the peices up so both exhaust tips were even. I would say maybe 2 hours to remove/install the exhaust system(s)
The catback was not to hard to install because I just unbolted the stock exhaust from tha cat. conveter, took a sawzall to the exhaust pipe before the rear end and then removed the 2 pieces. Installation was decent, the borla uses many peices that are connected with clamps, The hardest part was lining all the peices up so both exhaust tips were even. I would say maybe 2 hours to remove/install the exhaust system(s)
Thread Starter
Staging Lane
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 80
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From: Orange County, CA
Originally Posted by Rebob5
Empire : I installed my Borla catback by myself with the car on jackstands.
The catback was not to hard to install because I just unbolted the stock exhaust from tha cat. conveter, took a sawzall to the exhaust pipe before the rear end and then removed the 2 pieces. Installation was decent, the borla uses many peices that are connected with clamps, The hardest part was lining all the peices up so both exhaust tips were even. I would say maybe 2 hours to remove/install the exhaust system(s)
The catback was not to hard to install because I just unbolted the stock exhaust from tha cat. conveter, took a sawzall to the exhaust pipe before the rear end and then removed the 2 pieces. Installation was decent, the borla uses many peices that are connected with clamps, The hardest part was lining all the peices up so both exhaust tips were even. I would say maybe 2 hours to remove/install the exhaust system(s)
Originally Posted by Empire
Is there any welding involved at all though, because if there is then i can't do it since I do not know how to weld?
