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240 Exhaust Installation 200 1992

posted by  iamhives on  Sun Jul 15 09:00 CST 2007
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I'm about to attempt my own exhaust install (front muffler on backwards). I'm expecting to have to cut the old exhaust off at the front of the front muffler. I'll be going this with no fancy tools (dremel probably to cut)and on ramps. I bought the Starla lit from FCP Groton.

Any advice on how best to install? Do I work backwards leaving everything loose and then tighten. Or should I hang the front and rear mufflers and then attach the axle pipe between the two. Should I use anti sieze compound or anything else.


Also haven't looked hard at this so far, so this may be an obvious question but how do I hang the rear muffler on the rubber mounts. Put the mounts on the muffler at both ends and then just push left and then right? Is there enough play to get the rubber mounts on their mounting points?

Advice welcomed !






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