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2008-11-02 22:12:18

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Originally Posted by Tommy
Nice! You won't be sorry. Very easy to install. Put car on jackstands. Spray some PB blaster on the 2 bolts on the cat and the 2 bolts where the axle back meets the B-pipe. Let it soak in a while. Remove the bolts. Remove the factory exhaust from the hangers. Put on the Greedy exhaust in the reverse order. Don't bolt it all the way down until you have everything lined up in the hangers and don't forget the gaskets.

I don't have to go to Nissan for these gaskets right? Auto zone is right down the street from me.

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2008-11-02 22:20:28

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Yeah I've sourced exhaust gaskets at Autozone before. If your factory ones are still in good condition you might be able to re-use them if you clean them up a bit. If I recall correctly the factory gasket on the cat was a nice multi-layer metal gasket.

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2008-11-03 15:05:04

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shake the muffler

had a sp2 on my b14 for a couple yrs. when i traded it, the guts of the muffler had come loose and rattled around when i shook it. $500 not well spent in my case. ymmv

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