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Muffler replacement 700

posted by  illbird68 on  Tue Dec 6 05:49 CST 2005
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I did mine this summer and I borrowed a buddy's sawz-all and cut the whole deal off...I then used an abrasive cut-off wheel to cut lenght wise on male portion of the pipe that was clinging to the male protion which i wanted to keep. total removal time....5 min. reinstalling required a bit of persuasion...a 5 lbs sledge snugged it all up though....my starla exhaust (cat back) is however noticably lounder than stock and has a strange resinance between 3-4,000 rpms...not horrible but strange...






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