Z06 exhaust
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Burning Brakes
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From: Manahawkin NJ / Cape Coral Fl NJ / Fl
Z06 exhaust
Changing my stock 99 c5 exhaust to 2002 Z06 exhaust. Anything special need to be done? :banghead:
[Modified by 99nbcoupe, 5:11 PM 8/16/2003]
[Modified by 99nbcoupe, 5:11 PM 8/16/2003]
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From: S.W. Ohio. . . . . . NRA Life Member
Re: Z06 exhaust (99nbcoupe)
nothing special; they should bolt on effortlessly (if done on a lift. Also, remove the 4 nuts holding on the rear sway bar adn swing it down.
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From: Torrington CT
Re: Z06 exhaust (Bandit1)
Supposedly a bolt on swap, but I am still having a heck of a time getting the tips properly aligned. :banghead: This probelm has been reported by a few CF guys, but not sure of the proper fix.
I was able to reuse my gaskets.
If you intend on doing it without lift, be prepared to jack the rear end really high... I think we had 25 inches under the crossmember. The left side needs a little less.
Make sure you buy a sytem that is "uncut." Some guys get frustrated and cut the flange off the end to get them out... that is an expensive short cut.
L :seeya
I was able to reuse my gaskets.
If you intend on doing it without lift, be prepared to jack the rear end really high... I think we had 25 inches under the crossmember. The left side needs a little less.
Make sure you buy a sytem that is "uncut." Some guys get frustrated and cut the flange off the end to get them out... that is an expensive short cut.
L :seeya
