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Old 04-19-2003, 04:36 PM
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How do you get the cat off a 90 GS? Bolted SO TIGHT!!

I was going to take off the cat and put a straight pipe in its place because i want that extra power so i looked under the car and saw that it was bolt-on and im like oo easy so i break out the socket wrench kit and pull on it with all my might and it wont even budge, and im a big guy! is there any junk you can spray on it to make rust or oxidation or whatever is locking it in place go away??
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Old 04-19-2003, 05:16 PM
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Lube and breaker bar. When you get the pipe in spray anti-sieze lube.
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Old 04-19-2003, 05:22 PM
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lube like wd-40 or what? and whats a breaker bar
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Old 04-19-2003, 09:03 PM
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WD-40 should work. breaker bar is a bar that you attach to your socket to give you a long reach, there for more power. If you have lifetime warntee tools just put a pipe on your wrachet. If you have access to air tools get a impact gun and use that, should have no problem.

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i used wd-40 and then i put the pipe from the jack around the wrench and hit that shit a couple times. Try it with a hammer if u need too. It is pneumatically tightened so don't think u are too weak....
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Old 04-20-2003, 10:14 PM
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i weigh 220 and i bench 265 so i wasnt thinkink i was weak.. i thought that it was just weathered on there or something... my friend said he had his car up on a lift and hung on the wrench and finally the bolt snapped
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get a grinder and just grind that bitch off
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i was going to just hollow that crap out because i have no money right now and cant afford a test pipe (i know how cheap they are too)... what kind of junk is in a cat, its it really messy?
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