Taking Cats Off
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Jacks
You can do it off axle stands
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Drop the alloy tray (8 or 10 bolts, I forget) and they're right there. The front (large end) is quite easy to remove, assuming the big band clamp isn't too corroded. The rear (small end) of mine were very hard to remove as the exhaust assembly paste that had been used was very good!
Cheers,
FT.
You can do it off axle stands
. Drop the alloy tray (8 or 10 bolts, I forget) and they're right there. The front (large end) is quite easy to remove, assuming the big band clamp isn't too corroded. The rear (small end) of mine were very hard to remove as the exhaust assembly paste that had been used was very good!
Cheers,
FT.
Fume Troll said:
Jacks
You can do it off axle stands
.
Drop the alloy tray (8 or 10 bolts, I forget) and they're right there. The front (large end) is quite easy to remove, assuming the big band clamp isn't too corroded. The rear (small end) of mine were very hard to remove as the exhaust assembly paste that had been used was very good!
Cheers,
FT.
Thanks very much, I'll give it a go.
You can do it off axle stands
. Drop the alloy tray (8 or 10 bolts, I forget) and they're right there. The front (large end) is quite easy to remove, assuming the big band clamp isn't too corroded. The rear (small end) of mine were very hard to remove as the exhaust assembly paste that had been used was very good!
Cheers,
FT.
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