sonofagun
03-01-2003, 18:32
Put JK,s 4" exhaust in today. Gettin the old one out in one piece was a bear!!! A hoist would have been very nice, thank you.
John's system went in easily. I cut 3" off one piece to get the angle exactly as I wanted it. This was not a necessary cut, but looks better.
I didn't have to bend any hangers but don't tighten the system up until it's all hung. It takes a few final twists and turns to get it lined up.
I called John with a question (the clamp that holds the exhaust to the downpipe --- how do you get it off?) I thought I knew but I've gone down that road before!! John said --- Loosen the nut, then you have to use a pry bar on it in a couple of places. It brakes loose and you are set to go. Be sure you get these two pieces lined up just right or they will leak past the clamp.
System is a bit louder under acceleration but no real difference at crusing speeds. It sounds great under full throttle.
All in all a quality system backed by a quality guy. It took me about 3 1/2 hours to do the work. A good hour of that was getting the old one out with the truck on ramps and not a hoist. Did I mention that it was raining? OK when I was under the truck!!
Bob
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John's system went in easily. I cut 3" off one piece to get the angle exactly as I wanted it. This was not a necessary cut, but looks better.
I didn't have to bend any hangers but don't tighten the system up until it's all hung. It takes a few final twists and turns to get it lined up.
I called John with a question (the clamp that holds the exhaust to the downpipe --- how do you get it off?) I thought I knew but I've gone down that road before!! John said --- Loosen the nut, then you have to use a pry bar on it in a couple of places. It brakes loose and you are set to go. Be sure you get these two pieces lined up just right or they will leak past the clamp.
System is a bit louder under acceleration but no real difference at crusing speeds. It sounds great under full throttle.
All in all a quality system backed by a quality guy. It took me about 3 1/2 hours to do the work. A good hour of that was getting the old one out with the truck on ramps and not a hoist. Did I mention that it was raining? OK when I was under the truck!!
Bob
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