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Corsa catback exhaust
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 1,090
Likes: 8
From: Indianapolis Indiana
if you are willing to cut the stock pipe you can do the job in your garage with a good hydraulic jack on each side
I saved my old exhausts and now I have 2 sets in my barn that I'll never do anything with except eat up space!
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 752
Likes: 1
From: Tulsa OK
I did mine in the garage.
The rear needs to be up about 30 - 36 inches.
I drove the front up on some rhino ramps and then jacked up the back.
The elevation of the front makes the angle of the car when its in the air a little less steep and safer IMHO. Used jack stands under the back and put some blocks under the wheels for safety.
When the pipes are unbolted from the h-pipe, the mufflers and over the axle pipes have to swing down and rotate to get the pipe out over the axle. Not a big deal if the car is high enough. The Corsa instructions are great and easy to follow.
Don't cut the pipes - they are useless if you do. Take them out as one piece so you can put them back in and go back to stock if you change your mind or you have a warranty problem with the Corsa. Some one may want to buy them too.
Its an easy mod - good luck.
The rear needs to be up about 30 - 36 inches.
I drove the front up on some rhino ramps and then jacked up the back.
The elevation of the front makes the angle of the car when its in the air a little less steep and safer IMHO. Used jack stands under the back and put some blocks under the wheels for safety.
When the pipes are unbolted from the h-pipe, the mufflers and over the axle pipes have to swing down and rotate to get the pipe out over the axle. Not a big deal if the car is high enough. The Corsa instructions are great and easy to follow.
Don't cut the pipes - they are useless if you do. Take them out as one piece so you can put them back in and go back to stock if you change your mind or you have a warranty problem with the Corsa. Some one may want to buy them too.
Its an easy mod - good luck.