ART pipes arrived today!
No pics yet, put i'll post some later and if there is no how to, i'll do one of those unless it's been done? Someone let me know.
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There's a couple of how-to's.
Hi-Flow Cat Install 350Z 370Z G37 - YouTube Also there's one in the DIY section. Enjoy those demon bolts :P |
Awesome! Can't wait to see/hear the results!
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I recently had a tough time with the demon bolt too. After soaking both sides of the bolt with PB blaster on a slightly hot flange, I then put a blunt tip on a air chisle and hammered the back of the bolt to shatter the rust that bonds the bolt into place.
After shocking it with the air chisle for ~15 seconds it was ready to come free. |
This was one mod I let some one do for me. I did not want to deal with that bolt!!! The only charged me 65 bucks so well worth it IMO
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^LOL After doing yours they are probably doubling the price.
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This video helped me out a lot more than the DIY threads, it was a tricky install but I was able to do it without any real problems on the garage floor and have fairly little mechanical experience.
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well my roomate and I worked on the car tonight for quite a few hours... that one bolt is a demon huh? Just so hard to get any leverage on, i'm going to pick up a few extensions tomorrow and get everything finished... the other 2 bolts weren't to bad.
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Use a 1/2" extension 3 foot long with a 3/8" reducer at the end.
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Ok guys... of course the right tools get the job done so here is what I did. I went to lowes and I got the following...
1 15 or 20" extension (1/2 inch)... i'm not sure which it was... pretty sure it was 20" it was total about 16.00 1 10" extension (1/2 inch) 9.97 I believe 1 14 mm socket 6 point ... NO 12' star All of the following tools obviously are 1/2 drive which is important IMO since it can handle the amount of torque you have to put on the demon bolt. Last night I resoaked all bolts with PB blaster and I cannot stress enough how important this is. I actually think that soaking them overnight is best, if you can do it for 2 days then even better. No universal is needed, though I bought one just in case. Ok now... the people who have said that it's a straight shot are correct... if you go straight in with the socket and extensions, it should touch the top of the air box... it's a perfectly straight path... I had my roomate use a fairly long ratchet twist it since I have a bad shoulder and I pushed with a little extra effort... both bolts came loose in literally 2 minutes combined. I wish I would have had this damn set-up last night. Anyway, I just thought that might help someone out. Keep in mind my car only has a little over 2,000 miles on it, so it hasn't rusted nearly as much as some others who are trying to do this... but if I had more miles on the car and knew what I was going to do, I would spray all of the bolts as soon as I ordered the part, dirve the car normally, but hit it with PB blaster twice a day... with 3-5 days of that, it should be more than enough. |
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