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Dvs510 10-06-2019 11:13 PM

Confirmed possible! Full exhaust removal on 2 jack stands
 
Successfully pulled full exhaust out from in front of secondaries to back by myself with just one side of car on stands and a skate board (lol).. I’ve seen a few posts in the past of people asking if it was possible or how difficult it was and I finaly took the chance so I could do some “custom work” around the “resonators”... it realy wasn’t bad at all. I think it took longer to get car on stands then it did to pull the exhaust off.... so just for anyone else looking for this info later, yes it is possible and no it wasn’t bad at all. And yes you can hollow them out

Trochoidal 10-07-2019 05:33 PM

Congrats! Do you have any pictures you want to share?

Dvs510 10-07-2019 07:31 PM

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Congrats! Do you have any pictures you want to share?

I was strapped for time on doing this so I only got 1 pic of the exhaust sitting behind the car
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jcastag 10-08-2019 09:32 PM

I did something very similar just had the front of my car on ramps.

Just protect the diffuser with towels or something similar in case the exhuast drops and hit it.

Other than that, it was pretty painless.

cmitchell17 10-08-2019 09:50 PM

Did you make those resonator chambers yourself? or did they come with the exhaust? Did they help with drone? and did you measure them to properly tune them?

laynlo15 10-09-2019 08:15 AM

We did that at the LS Fest when I broke the driveshaft, not fun at all but we got the DS replaced and made the 3rd of qualifying.

KingLT1 10-09-2019 08:59 AM

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Did you make those resonator chambers yourself? or did they come with the exhaust? Did they help with drone? and did you measure them to properly tune them?

That is a MBRP axle back...

Vrodviddy 10-09-2019 10:10 AM

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Ya, very doable and wasnt really difficult at all especially if you use 6 ton jacks and stands. they get about 24 inches off the ground and make it much easier. just a bit nerve racking getting it down when you have it on 4 jackstands. lol. I had ample room had my arms fully extended putting in the new exhaust. Did headers by installing through the bottom (2 inch headers was just barely to thick to come in from the top) with no problem.

Tazz3069 10-19-2019 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Vrodviddy (Post 10636704)
Ya, very doable and wasnt really difficult at all especially if you use 6 ton jacks and stands. they get about 24 inches off the ground and make it much easier. just a bit nerve racking getting it down when you have it on 4 jackstands. lol. I had ample room had my arms fully extended putting in the new exhaust. Did headers by installing through the bottom (2 inch headers was just barely to thick to come in from the top) with no problem.

I have a couple of questions. I am getting ready to do a header install. when lifting the car, did you lift the front first? Did you use 1 or 2 floor jacks on the front end?

Mark

6spdhyperblue 10-19-2019 08:32 AM

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I have a couple of questions. I am getting ready to do a header install. when lifting the car, did you lift the front first? Did you use 1 or 2 floor jacks on the front end?

Mark

I go side to side. First side up to lowest setting on jack stands. Other side to height I want. Then back to the first side to match height. Idk if that’s right or wrong.

Tazz3069 10-19-2019 08:45 AM

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I go side to side. First side up to lowest setting on jack stands. Other side to height I want. Then back to the first side to match height. Idk if that’s right or wrong.

thank you. did the car seem stable while on the stands. i might built some wood block/stand for the tires for extra safety.

Booher 10-19-2019 09:00 AM

I'm doing this today, I'm hoping regular jack stans are tall enough to get the headers in and out. /fingers crossed

Tazz3069 10-19-2019 09:14 AM

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I'm doing this today, I'm hoping regular jack stans are tall enough to get the headers in and out. /fingers crossed

Let me know how it went please. I am thinking of ordering a tall set of stands to get the headers in.

Vrodviddy 10-19-2019 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Tazz3069 (Post 10643652)
I have a couple of questions. I am getting ready to do a header install. when lifting the car, did you lift the front first? Did you use 1 or 2 floor jacks on the front end?

Mark

I used 4 6 ton which were able to get me 24 inches off ground. If been told that if u use 1 7/8 headers u can come in from top. But I had 2 in headers so they were just to fat to come in top side had come in from bottom and order to do that have to have at least 22 inches of clearance I'd say. But this is just how I did it. Others may of had better luck. But highly recommend 6 ton jack stands for the extra clearence


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