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installing cat-back exhaust on a 92
12-09-2004, 06:37 PM
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installing cat-back exhaust on a 92
i am trying to install my obx cat-back exhaust on my 92 accord but i can not break the bolts loose bc they are the original bolts and exhaust i was wondering is there anyway i can break them loose or would i have to cut them off and would that hurt anything on my catalytic converter
12-09-2004, 06:43 PM
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Re: installing cat-back exhaust on a 92 (hndracng)
You used a breaker bar by chance? Some times a good tug with a long breaker bar is all it needs. If you have but still cant, a grinder to cut the bolt off might be needed.
12-09-2004, 06:51 PM
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Re: installing cat-back exhaust on a 92 (hndracng)
spray some jb-80 or wd-40 or PB blaster on those bolts, let em soak for a lil bit, and take an impact gun to those suckers 
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Re: installing cat-back exhaust on a 92 (FatJoe)
ok what if i dont have an impact gun and also what if the bolts are rounded out already from where someone previously screwed it up what would you recommend then
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Re: installing cat-back exhaust on a 92 (hndracng)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hndracng »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok what if i dont have an impact gun and also what if the bolts are rounded out already from where someone previously screwed it up what would you recommend then</TD></TR></TABLE>
Torch to heat the bolt and use vise grips to get them out or cut them...then replace with grade 8 bolts or take it to a exhaust shop to have them take out the tough bolts.
Torch to heat the bolt and use vise grips to get them out or cut them...then replace with grade 8 bolts or take it to a exhaust shop to have them take out the tough bolts.
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