Borla install withOUT a Sawzall. Need suggestions.
Borla install withOUT a Sawzall. Need suggestions.
I jsut got my borla catback at my door this morning
Bought it used form a member on here, and it looks great. Taking off all the old nuts/screws was a breeze, but I'm having problmes with the stock pipe being one pice. I'm in the process of gaing at it with a hack saw, but this is gona take a while. I was looking arround and was thinking if it would be easier to unscrew the 3 bolts that hold that bar going from one side to the other.
How did you guys take off the stock pipe with out an electric or air tool?
Bought it used form a member on here, and it looks great. Taking off all the old nuts/screws was a breeze, but I'm having problmes with the stock pipe being one pice. I'm in the process of gaing at it with a hack saw, but this is gona take a while. I was looking arround and was thinking if it would be easier to unscrew the 3 bolts that hold that bar going from one side to the other.How did you guys take off the stock pipe with out an electric or air tool?
I used a dremel to cut it. i suggest cutting it though near the bend after it has come over the rear-end. The black bar that runs on a diagonal - you may need to take out the three bolts on the driver side to get the exhaust to squeeze over the axle. Only problem I had getting it re-attached was the exhuast pipe was bigger and kinda in the way, but not a problem. The metal support a short ways after the cat. that is held up with 4 bolts is also safe to remove.
I just installed my B&B exhuast this past week, so let me know if you have any other questions.
I just installed my B&B exhuast this past week, so let me know if you have any other questions.
I forgot to keep you guyes posted. I went out to buy a blade for my hacksaw, but instead I bough one of thsoe handheld cuttign tools. Well it was a pain in the *** cus I now had a dull hacksaw, and the hand tool. The blade on the hack saw was thinner so it was a pain to work with both. I ended up taking my time and cutting it half way till I got pissed, so I started to bend the pipe to break it off.
In the end, my brother was pulling on the Cat side of the pipe out to the right, while I routed and bent the other way over the rear end. Workign with out the proper tools sucks.
There is another post on the results and what I thought about it.
In the end, my brother was pulling on the Cat side of the pipe out to the right, while I routed and bent the other way over the rear end. Workign with out the proper tools sucks.
There is another post on the results and what I thought about it.
Dude....just go to Home Depot or Lowe's and buy a sawzall or another reciprocating saw for like $40-50 and make your life a little easier. Once you're done just return the tool and say you didn't like it.
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