Attaching a Muffler !
May 31, 2004, 02:50 AM
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Attaching a Muffler !
Guys i just got a Muffler for my CE lancer Coupe 1.5
Its Phat
But how do i attach it?
its 2.5 cm's at the start with a 3.5 tip..so itl fit fine, but does it need to be welded or anything :S
are there brackets or something i can get so it will slide on or something...
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Its Phat
But how do i attach it?
its 2.5 cm's at the start with a 3.5 tip..so itl fit fine, but does it need to be welded or anything :S
are there brackets or something i can get so it will slide on or something...
Thanx
May 31, 2004, 06:41 AM
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Take it to an exhaust shop mate - they will put your car up on a hoist, remove the old one, and weld the new one on. About a half hour and a $50 charge. Yes, it needs to be welded, these things need better connection than cable ties/sticky tape. 
The exhaust shop will just flange (stretch) out the stock exhaust pipe to fit your muffler's inlet. He may need to put a little bit of larger diameter pipe between the two if he can't do it in one go.
btw, I think you mean 2.5 inches, not centimetres. If not, its a damn small inlet and wont gain you anything. In fact, you'll lose power.
The exhaust shop will just flange (stretch) out the stock exhaust pipe to fit your muffler's inlet. He may need to put a little bit of larger diameter pipe between the two if he can't do it in one go.
btw, I think you mean 2.5 inches, not centimetres. If not, its a damn small inlet and wont gain you anything. In fact, you'll lose power.
May 31, 2004, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Evo8DownUnder
Take it to an exhaust shop mate - they will put your car up on a hoist, remove the old one, and weld the new one on. About a half hour and a $50 charge. Yes, it needs to be welded, these things need better connection than cable ties/sticky tape.
The exhaust shop will just flange (stretch) out the stock exhaust pipe to fit your muffler's inlet. He may need to put a little bit of larger diameter pipe between the two if he can't do it in one go.
btw, I think you mean 2.5 inches, not centimetres. If not, its a damn small inlet and wont gain you anything. In fact, you'll lose power.
The exhaust shop will just flange (stretch) out the stock exhaust pipe to fit your muffler's inlet. He may need to put a little bit of larger diameter pipe between the two if he can't do it in one go.
btw, I think you mean 2.5 inches, not centimetres. If not, its a damn small inlet and wont gain you anything. In fact, you'll lose power.
Exactly my thoughts.. eithertake it to someone who can weld the pipe for you and make a new rear axelback ( well trailing arm back) or take it down to an exhaust place, they'll be able to do it there for you
Pete.
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