Exhaust(ing) Work
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Exhaust(ing) Work
So for the past few weeks I've been working on replacing my entire exhaust from the header back. It's taken a LOT of work and has been extraordinarily annoying, as far as I'm concerned, but I am almost done, pending the arrival of the 2 new O2 sensors from RockAuto.com.
I first cut out the old muffler on the trails a few months ago during a club run, and then ran only a cat/front pipe for 3 months. Unfortunately the front pipe rusted through and there was a massive exhaust leak out the header (bye bye, MPG) so I finally replaced it. Problem was that the bolts were rusted and seized, so I had to cut off the output of the header flanges and fab up a new flange mount for the front pipe.
Then went in the Magnaflow front pipe & catalytic converter system, followed by modding a Banks Monster 2.5 muffler/tail pipe. That wasn't much fun either, as I had to weld together a bracket to get the muffler to couple to the catalytic converter output.
Old Cat/Front Pipe, and header flange that needed to be cut off
New Magnaflow kit
Then came routing the new Banks system
And welding a new coupler
Now I just need those NTK sensors and I'll have a real exhaust again!
I first cut out the old muffler on the trails a few months ago during a club run, and then ran only a cat/front pipe for 3 months. Unfortunately the front pipe rusted through and there was a massive exhaust leak out the header (bye bye, MPG) so I finally replaced it. Problem was that the bolts were rusted and seized, so I had to cut off the output of the header flanges and fab up a new flange mount for the front pipe.
Then went in the Magnaflow front pipe & catalytic converter system, followed by modding a Banks Monster 2.5 muffler/tail pipe. That wasn't much fun either, as I had to weld together a bracket to get the muffler to couple to the catalytic converter output.
Old Cat/Front Pipe, and header flange that needed to be cut off
New Magnaflow kit
Then came routing the new Banks system
And welding a new coupler
Now I just need those NTK sensors and I'll have a real exhaust again!
looking good
Hey RYAN. It looks like you have things under control over there.
Almost done ,good job.
Almost done ,good job.
Mark- Rubicon Trail
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Re: Exhaust(ing) Work
Thanks Mark! Almost there... now I'm just waiting for the downstream sensor to arrive.
Upstream came today!
Upstream came today!
exhausting work
Hey RYAN, The exhaust sounds great , i'll bet you are relieved to have it finished.
Now it is time to start on another mod. Will it ever end.
Now it is time to start on another mod. Will it ever end.
Mark- Rubicon Trail
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Join date : 2011-12-10
Location : Haverhill, MA
Re: Exhaust(ing) Work
Markmmaark wrote:Hey RYAN, The exhaust sounds great , i'll bet you are relieved to have it finished.
Now it is time to start on another mod. Will it ever end.
Already busy planning for the next one.......
Wheeling soon?
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