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| 6.0L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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CAT delete pipe install info...
I just got a MBRP 4" cat delete pipe and I am wondering how hard the install is going to be. I have heard rumor that they can be a pain. Any tips before I get rolling?
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Just a little hint, cut the down pipe at the bend by the cat. Then the down pipe will fall right out.
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if it's just the delete pipe should take less then 15 minutes. 2 clamps, slide the delete pipe in tighten clamps and your done
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I already put in a 4" turbo back system that used the stock cat. But I decided it was time to get rid of the kitty. I had just heard that the MBRP pipe can be hard to put in?
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2 minutes..........................
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Yea it shouldn't take any time at all. Just measure twice and cut once.
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If it has been awhile since you put the exhaust in you may want to spray some wd-40 at the joints so everything comes out smoothly
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I just used a section of 4" pipe that was left over from a job and cut my 4" Bullydog exhaust/CAT section away and welded that puppy right up in there.
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5 minutes max. its simple to do just pull the cat out and bolt this in place. it makes it easier if you take a few hangers outta the rubber slots near it so you can manuver the ehxaust around
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you guys don't drink enough when working on your truck if it's only taking that long |
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