Borla td install question
I searched and came up with 156 topics... umm I read the first 2 pages and couldnt find it so I dont wanna look anymore.
How hard is it to install this as apposed to other exhaust systems? It looks like twice the parts... just curious if an amatuer (that has done installs like these before) can do it easily with no leaks etc, or should just pay someone to install?
How hard is it to install this as apposed to other exhaust systems? It looks like twice the parts... just curious if an amatuer (that has done installs like these before) can do it easily with no leaks etc, or should just pay someone to install?
The Borla has a lot of pieces, but I don't see why it would be difficult to install. The most difficult part can be removing the old exhaust: I recommend using a lift for convenience.
How much is a profession install for a cat-back? I paid $80.
How much is a profession install for a cat-back? I paid $80.
Originally Posted by Daytona350Texas
I searched and came up with 156 topics... umm I read the first 2 pages and couldnt find it so I dont wanna look anymore.
How hard is it to install this as apposed to other exhaust systems? It looks like twice the parts... just curious if an amatuer (that has done installs like these before) can do it easily with no leaks etc, or should just pay someone to install?
How hard is it to install this as apposed to other exhaust systems? It looks like twice the parts... just curious if an amatuer (that has done installs like these before) can do it easily with no leaks etc, or should just pay someone to install?
Hardest part is getting the old exhuast off. specially the bolts that connects the cat-back to the cats. You might want to use a air gun or torch the bolts up. It might even be worse to get off if your car sees winters.
Alright thanks guys. Well I dont have means to a life so im thinking of doing the janks and ramp method used by my friend to install his test pipes, should work the same... Anyways sounds like a pretty decent install as long as I can get a hold of an airgun... What were approx times of install so I know if I need to call off a day of work or not?
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Originally Posted by ZlleH
Hardest part is getting the old exhuast off. specially the bolts that connects the cat-back to the cats.
I got a local mechanic to install it with my help. Wasn't a problem at all. He even spot welded the joints to keep it stable. No leaks.
He charged me $75 and threw out the stock exhaust for me.
BTW, it sounds orgasmic !!!!
He charged me $75 and threw out the stock exhaust for me.
BTW, it sounds orgasmic !!!!
Originally Posted by Daytona350Texas
Alright thanks guys. Well I dont have means to a life so im thinking of doing the janks and ramp method used by my friend to install his test pipes, should work the same... Anyways sounds like a pretty decent install as long as I can get a hold of an airgun... What were approx times of install so I know if I need to call off a day of work or not?
I dunno why but i have to point out that i dont have a life nor any janks, from my previous post... i must be messed up on something to typo that bad haha weird no one else caught on it
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