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youdontknow37

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hey, im putting on a new catback and was wondering where the best place to cut the stock exhaust is on my 95gt. thanks

 

Adam95GT

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you souldnt have to cut anything... the cat back should be a bolt on... it bolts off at the dne of the h pipe which contains your cats...... then just bolt the new one back on... the bolts are either 13mm or 1/2 i think there is 2 on each pipe

 

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thats what i thought, but i read somewhere that it was next to impossible to get it off without cutting it

 

Adam95GT

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youdontknow37 said:

thats what i thought, but i read somewhere that it was next to impossible to get it off without cutting it

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maybe if the bolts are rusted over... mine were hard to get off... spray them with liquid wrench a day b4... and it should be fine... i also bought new ones to put back in

 

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alright i will see how that goes, thanks for the input

 

95GTV8

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Are you talking about it cutting it so you can get it off the rear axle?

 

Adam95GT

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95GTV8 said:

Are you talking about it cutting it so you can get it off the rear axle?

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yea i wasnt sure if he ment that as well...

 

Hef5.0weisen

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right after the muffler...then fish the old suff out
good luck

 

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yeah it's easier to un bolt it then cut the bend over the axles rather then mess with trying to wiggle it out.

 

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youdontknow37

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yea i was gonna cut it to make it easier to get off

 

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Take a sawzall to that SOB and be done with it.

 

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i never cut mine and had no problem getting them out????

 

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I dunno. When I got my flowmaster catback the instructions said to cut them, so

 

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oh i didnt read the instructions