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Old October-14th-2002, 01:42 AM
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Unbolting Exhaust (P5)

Has anyone ever unbolted their P5 exhaust? It seems like its easy to do right before the back right wheel. I used to do this on my Celica GT_S sometimes and ti was fun and i was wondering how it was on the p5 :P
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Old October-14th-2002, 06:33 AM
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yeah....

piece of cake....i did it in my lunch shift, 15 min to unbolt and bolt the new sport exhaust...

Actually I did it twice
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Old October-14th-2002, 07:10 AM
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assuming no rust

Unbolting your exhaust is a snap, assuming your bolts aren't rusted on.

Of course, once the back section of your exhaust is unbolted, you've got to wiggle the muffler out of its rubber mounts.

But WD-40 eases both of these woes.

Here is a Web page about how I removed my exhaust:
http://www.craytech.com/drew/p5/exhaust.html
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all you need is a torque wrench!!
 
Old October-14th-2002, 02:59 PM
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Oh, i was just talking about unbolting it and leaving the pipes disconncted so the exhaust is really damn loud :P But it works just as easily i guess :P
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YOu have to unbolt the resonator before it gets loud I unbolted my muffler before i put the aftermarket one on and with no muffler at 5k RPM i coulnd't hear the exhaust what so ever b/c of the resonator. as soon as it drops below 5k it sounds sweet
 
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all you need is a torque wrench!!

Please stay out of my Garage if you use torque wrenches to take apart stuff!!


Ratchet and a wrench work just fine unless you have a air ratchet
 
Old October-15th-2002, 12:37 PM
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i tried using a ratchet to unbolt my exhaust and it wouldn't budge. I broke 2 sockets with the torque wrench before the bolts ever broke loose
 
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haha, when i was unbolting my celica, i was pushing really hard on the bolt while laying on my stomach, and when it finally gave, i smashed my face on my sideskirt and bounced back and hit my friend's face with the back of mine :P
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now thats funny
 
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hahah thanks for the tip of what NOT to do.

haha, when i was unbolting my celica, i was pushing really hard on the bolt while laying on my stomach, and when it finally gave, i smashed my face on my sideskirt and bounced back and hit my friend's face with the back of mine :P
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