tomorrow i am going to order it, and he will want to know if hes going to install it (STR Motorsports, the new local speed shop). i know its bolt on, but is it easy? i really dont want to **** it up and not have a muffler. how long would it take with me and another guy, and honestly how hard is it? thanks



pat

 

Do it yourself. From what I understand, it's 2 bolts and 3 hangers, should take about 10 minutes once the car is jacked up. Use some WD-40 to make it easier to get the old muffler off the hangers.

 

^^Exactly. It's not that hard at all. Just give it a look and you'll see.

 

tisk tisk tisk , i was going to buy the rrm axle back tomarrow , so i called them and told me they were all sold out ... and u jus bought 2 of them , you THEAF heh jk well RRM said they would have more mad within days and they only charge 45$ in install , thank god i live like 20min away from them , muhaha

 

its simple to put on.. but i think 10 minutes is exaggerating a bit. if you've never done anything like it before.. expect to do it in 30 mins to an hour, but once you figure out how it goes on, it will only take you 10 mins the next time

 

You're kidding me. You'd pay someone $45 to install a muffler that bolts right on?

 

if the bolts are really tight use a torque rench and liquid rench to loosen the bolts

 

Nah, use your breaker bar. Don't want to use a torque wrench except when you need to measure torque. Torque wrenches are only accurrate for so many uses then they need to be recalibrated.

 

i used a torque rench to get the header bolts off my car....they were on there really good, but yeah you can use a breaker bar or a pipe?

 

Seriously guys a tourqe wrench is called a tourque wrench for a reason! Hence it's name. If you paid for it you can use for what ever you would like to.

 

I'm sorry but if you're using a torque wrench to breaks bolts then you're wasting your money. Buy a breaker bar and don't risk damaging your torque wrench under an extreme stress situation...THEY ARE NOT DESIGNED FOR THAT.

 

I have to agree. You CAN use a tq wrench to loosen bolts but you're just needlessly accelerating wear on it, forcing you to service it sooner. Just use a cheap breaker bar or an impact gun to get the bolts loose. Take care of your tools and they'll take care of you (& the same goes for your car.)