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Old 06-13-2006, 01:33 PM
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i just got a flowmaster 40 and if i dont have a welder is there another way to put the muffler on, maybe jb weld, idk
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Take it down to a local exhaust shop. Most will do a simple muffler swap for about 2 bucks. But are you sure about the flowmaster?
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Take it down to a local exhaust shop. Most will do a simple muffler swap for about 2 bucks. But are you sure about the flowmaster?
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But are you sure about the flowmaster?
as for the muffler shop the want to charge me 70-75 bux to do it
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75 to cut your old one off and make one weld?!?!?! go to a different shop... are you dumping it or leaving it open? I got mine swapped out for like 15 bucks...
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maybe i miss understood him, but will jb weld work until i can have it welded, cuz i have no money and i already have the jb weld
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I replied on GMFS also... clamp it until you can weld it
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no jb weld
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go with clamping it thats how i made all my connections on my exhaust, no leaks....NO JB!!!
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ever hear of band clamps? use them, welding exhausts whole is horrible for removal
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