Borla Catback
Re: Borla Catback
I dont know about the dual cat part but I installed one on my V6 2 years ago.
For the most part it was a pretty easy install. I was going to do it on ramps in my garage but we used a lift and it was a BIG help! If I were you I'd try to get a lift.
I started in the front and worked towards the rear, once it was all together I just clamed it down.
I did make ajustments over the following weeks, especially where it goes over the axle since it was rattling.
My only rattle to this day is if I hit a bad bump It hits the cross brace where the cat back connects to the front S pipe.
~Chris
For the most part it was a pretty easy install. I was going to do it on ramps in my garage but we used a lift and it was a BIG help! If I were you I'd try to get a lift.
I started in the front and worked towards the rear, once it was all together I just clamed it down.
I did make ajustments over the following weeks, especially where it goes over the axle since it was rattling.
My only rattle to this day is if I hit a bad bump It hits the cross brace where the cat back connects to the front S pipe.
~Chris
Re: Borla Catback
Originally Posted by vonmoldy
Ya thanks for responding finally somone did after tons read the thread. Any advice for how to get access to lift? What would a muffler shop charge you think?
Re: Borla Catback
Easy... just jack up the back of the car and put it on jack stands. I left the front on the ground. I advise gettin help from a friend also so one of you can hold the pipeing up and the other secure it...I couldnt see a dual cat car being any different. Est time...bout 1-2 hrs if everything goes smoothly...the hardest part it getting the old rusty exhaust out. Other than that you be happy with the results on a LT1
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