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I did mine with my roomate and he and I did one side at a time, the exhaust isn't bad putting it on, but some of the parts are easier
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I did mine with my roomate and he and I did one side at a time, the exhaust isn't bad putting it on, but some of the parts are easier with another person. I would get under the car now and spray all of the bolts with PBblaster and do it once or twice tomorrow as well to help everything loosen up.
I didn't use any air tools, and for us it wasn't bad at all. I really would get someone to help me with at least removing the old exhaust if nothing else. |
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