Installing a Mugen twinloop on a stock cat? I know it will be a pain to get the bolts off, but is there anything else I need to consider when installing? I should be getting everything in this week, and throwing it on over the weekend. Just looking for some people who have ran into "gotcha's" with this setup, to make the install a little smoother, and if there are anything I will need. Thanks guys...

Brandon - who is all too familiar with we-todds, but prefers the smooth installs

 

Nothing that I know of. Good luck with the install

 

The only part that sucks is that the bpipe is one piece as opposed to the easier to install 2piece bpipe. Overall, there shouldn't be any unexpected difficulties.

 

Just get a friend to help hold the exhaust.

 

 

along as you have some heat... propane touch for example...you shouldn't have any problems, i'm not sure about the mugen but swaybar clearence might be a problem w/ an a/m bar

 

Chris you there??? Right on!

 

Brandon -- if your interested, I have a USDM resonator type test pipe that I'm no longer using.

Any reason you're staying with a stock cat? Ed

 

hey wussup, I own the mugen twin loop exhaust. Other then the bolt your definalty need those tension springs mounted on the hinges. The back pressure caused by the exhaust is crazy, so your need these to avoid crazy creeks and noises, other than that get a high flow cat and enjoy the sounds of mugen

 

Zyg - No reason at all . IM me and let me know how much you want for it. Thanks d00d!

 

I'll bring it on my next trip back. Ed

 

Get some harder (solid) bushing.

 

What are you referring to in terms of "tension springs mounted on the hinges"

 

Don't drop the b-pipe on your front tooth..

yb-b0t: teeth chip

 

ouch

 

 

I knw I'll end up being there.......seriously is there EVER a brandon install w/o me?