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Old 06-29-2004, 03:35 PM
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Removing Stock muffler

Okay, so, i decided to get a new muffler before i get my catback, how would u suggest going about removing the old muffler and installing the new one. I have no welding tools. The stock muffler is welded on and not sure how to remove it, do i simply use a hack saw?
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Old 06-29-2004, 05:28 PM
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Re: Removing Stock muffler

I would wait until you have all of your parts. If it is a real good kit made for your car, it should pretty much be bolt on. Before you start cutting though, make sure you have all the pieces you are installing.
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measure once, cut twice and ask questions later lol
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Re: Removing Stock muffler

You can go to your local autozone and get a pipe cutter, it is kinda like a rental system, you put down a deposit and borrow it. Most modern aftermarket catbacks are simply boltons, so no welding is necessary.
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