Weld or Clam the new cats and muffler?
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Weld or Clamp the new cats and muffler?
I was scheduled to have my new cats and x pipe and muffler installed this week by a local garage, but, i found out today that they don't weld. They wanted to use clamps. I was thinking maybe that isn't the best idea because the x pipe is gonna be so close to the cats, i thought it may not be stable. Anyone have any opinion on whether it needs to be welded or not? I can see clamping the muffler because if i don't like it, i can just take it off and clamp on a new one. I think i'm definately gonna do that.
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Originally Posted by DanaliHD
I was scheduled to have my new cats and x pipe and muffler installed this week by a local garage, but, i found out today that they don't weld. They wanted to use clamps. I was thinking maybe that isn't the best idea because the x pipe is gonna be so close to the cats, i thought it may not be stable. Anyone have any opinion on whether it needs to be welded or not? I can see clamping the muffler because if i don't like it, i can just take it off and clamp on a new one. I think i'm definately gonna do that.
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