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Hey guys, new to this thread and I like it by the looks of it. But anyways I've got a question for you guys with exhaust experience. I'm replacing the muffler on my truck, but I was wondering if I could just clamp it on instead of welding it like the oem muffler that is on there. All feedback is welcome and appreciated. Thanks
Hey guys, new to this thread and I like it by the looks of it. But anyways I've got a question for you guys with exhaust experience. I'm replacing the muffler on my truck, but I was wondering if I could just clamp it on instead of welding it like the oem muffler that is on there. All feedback is welcome and appreciated. Thanks
You definitely can.
Originally Posted by TOPGLOCK
Easy. It's has to be offset in center out (as shown). One piece of 2.5"- 18" length of pipe and 3 clamps. All from Advance Auto. I used a sawzall and I cut as close as you can at both ends of the old muffler. Everything lines right up no leaks. I clamped mine incase I ever want to replace it.
As Martian posted the pics above I did the exact same install as TOPGLOCK. It worked perfect and I think the entire installation took me 30 minutes. It did take me some additional time to add a hanger to the new muffler using one of the exhaust clamps.
As Martian posted the pics above I did the exact same install as TOPGLOCK. It worked perfect and I think the entire installation took me 30 minutes. It did take me some additional time to add a hanger to the new muffler using one of the exhaust clamps.
Do you know what parts I'll need, I know I'll need the clamps but could I use a dyno max hangar on the inlet of the muffler to hang it?
installing muffler on 2007 fx2 sport
