xviper

[QUOTE]Originally posted by misternapps
[B]thanks. also i was just checking around and i found this from comptech http://www.comptechusa.com/instructions/ins068.pdf , its a manual that shows what to remove etc. for the install of their exhaust.

misternapps

ok, looks like he got the exhuast, so i should be installing it next weekend. Which products do you reccomend for the uninstall ( liquid wrench, wd40, etc, where can i find them) and i heard from a friend about a product called anti-seize? supposedly keeps the bolts from getting too tight. then i just need a 10mm/14mm socket and im set.

xviper

[QUOTE]Originally posted by misternapps
[B]ok, looks like he got the exhuast, so i should be installing it next weekend.

ryang

Do not use anti-seize when you tighten the bolts.

Anti-seize acts as a lubricant. Torque values are based on dry bolts; using the same torque spec when anti-seize is applied will overtighten the bolts. When that happens the bolts can become overstressed which leads to shearing bolt heads.

misternapps

one thing i just realized that i overlooked is the o2 sensor... isnt there an o2 sensor after the cat??

Gernby

There is a second O2 sensor that is INSIDE the cat. Unless you are changing the cat out, you won't have to mess with it.