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Exhaust Question - 1/3/2005 7:11:25 AM

Eclipse4ever01

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Hey I ordered the Tsudo N1 catback exhaust and I know how it sounds because my boy has one on his eclipse, but how hard is it to bolt it on! Ive never actually done one before! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Peace

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RE: Exhaust Question - 1/8/2005 9:36:43 PM

midnght

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It is fairly simple. Jack it up and make sure you support the exhaust so it doesn't fall on you.

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RE: Exhaust Question - 1/16/2005 10:28:18 PM

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It sort of depends on the condition of yourexaust. If it is really rusted you may need to torch or cut. Also depends on if you can bolt it back on or if you'll need to weld. They're usually not that complicated, just wear safety glasses so you don't get rust in the eye, trust me it's not fun!

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RE: Exhaust Question - 1/16/2005 11:30:50 PM

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It's pretty easy, you might have to cut it just like customizedrides said depending on how rusted the bolts are.

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RE: Exhaust Question - 1/20/2005 1:56:32 PM

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I personaly dont' like to weld them unless it's not sealing properly cuase then you have to cut it off and can't keep it in tact. Say if you wanna sell the car and put the stock stuff back on and sell your aftermarket stuff you can't really do that if it's welded. Something to think about. As for the install get under there and I'm sure you'll be fine.

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