| Cashburn |
05-26-2005 12:21 PM |
Got pics?
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| BDRCobra |
05-26-2005 02:15 PM |
There is no problem if you do not mind using a sawzall. The problem arises when you use your adhesive and for one reason or another you miss an area or it blows out. Then you have an exhaust leak yet 85% of your pipes are cemented together. Now you can not get them apart to fix. You end up cutting and you better know how to weld.
Remove headers and sidepipes
take to muffler shop, expand each pipe then test fit each pipe in sidepipe. Once they are close (you can still get the sidepipe in header) use the cotronix to seal when you reassemble on car. You are done!!!!!!
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