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so who's ever installed an exhaust while on jackstands?

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    #31
    i got a pit. later.
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    moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did

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      #32
      i would back the car up on ramps then hit the bolts with an impact...atleast thats what im gonna do when i get my new exhaust
      93 SE F22A6

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        #33
        I have....but it was to replace the old rotted one with a newer OEM one...

        like its been said before...PB blast it...let it soak...GOOD!...like MARINATE IT!!

        and undo the 3 cat bolts...after its been basting in PB blaster...unhook from the rubber....and MERRY CHRISTMAS...its off.

        make sure you have like 6 cutoff wheels and AIR....just in case..those bolts wanna act like a store clerk that dont wanna give you a 50 % discount

        Oh yeah...make sure...you hit the bolts from time to time...and hit em up with more PB blaster..and let it soak more...to free up that rust.
        Last edited by SN2BH22CB7; 03-23-2008, 09:49 PM.
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          #34
          i did mine on 4 stands, in my uneven driveway. I got kinda lucky with the bolts. None were seized, or even that rusty. Took about 1 1/2 hours after it was shiped to my door.

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            #35
            I had access to a lift, so I'm no help.

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              #36
              so it's been about 3 days since the install, and i think some of the bolts may have backed off a bit, so i gotta get back under there and re-tighten it up. i'm guessing it's the bolts on the cat since it gets so hot there

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                #37
                Pulled my car in my dad's garage and drove the front of the car up on rhino ramps. All but 2 of the bolts were siezed and some didn't even have the hex shape any more. I used a sawzall to cut the downpipe right at the bend... took about 2 hours of actual work. Would have been about 20-30 min with a lift and nobody else helping.
                1991 Accord LX, 2Dr, 5 Spd, P12 ECU, Ebay Short Ram, Megan 4-2-1, Full 2.25" Ebay Exhaust + 60 Series Flowmaster.

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                  #38
                  if you aint got an extra hand for help...your legs are also there for a reason ...stupid asian metaphors hahahaa jk...kick the shit outta the oem exhaust bolts if you have to.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Djmoua
                    if you aint got an extra hand for help...your legs are also there for a reason ...stupid asian metaphors hahahaa jk...kick the shit outta the oem exhaust bolts if you have to.

                    i seriously tried that, and there was no way in hell i could stay in that position for more then a few seconds. the piping is heavier then you could think when holding it up like that lol. i became creative and used 'helping stands' (roll of paper towels and a can of carb cleaner).

                    anyways, i finally got the chance to get my car on a lift. if i had known i could this soon, i would have waited to install and save me the trouble. but, hey you live and learn and installing it on the ground was a good experience. i re-tightened loose bolts and everything is mint now. loving the new exhaust, and even moreso that i did it myself

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                      #40
                      if i Was in MA id do it for ya

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