DIY Catback
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Re: DIY Catback (komat)
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dont forget to use jack stands.
dont forget to use jack stands.
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Re: DIY Catback (komat)
depends on how rusted your bolts are and if you have air tools then it would take about 25-30 mins if not about 2 hours its probley the next easiest thing to puttin on a intake
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use PB blaster.. get it at advanced, autozone, etc.. better then wd40 and as stated USE JACKSTANDSS dont want the car falling on you... .. all in all shouldnt take to long.. just remove the old.. and install the new..
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Re: DIY Catback (komat)
I had one once that it was rusted so bad that you couldnt keep a socket on it cause it would round off but in that case I just cut the bolt off cause your using new ones anyways
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