ALWAZL8

Can anyone tell me if the stock exhaust can be taken apart and made into 2 pieces after it's removed? I would like to keep mine after I put my new one on, but I need a way to get it back home.

TIA!

dmorales

What parts of the exhaust?
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Laguna Bay Condominium Pattaya

ALWAZL8

I'm replacing stock with the Racing Beat catback.... so whatever is removed I need to get back home. I was thinking it was all welded together, but I really don't know.

expo1

If you have good enough tools / strong enough the muffler can be removed at the pipe where you see the circled clamp. It will not come off easy.

dmorales

Yeah I was going to say if it's just the cat-back then yeah you could take it apart, an since it sounds like your having someone do it for you, just ask them, and I'm sure they can for you.
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TWOHOTSEXXX

ALWAZL8

I'm doing it myself with the help of some friends, however, I'll be 4 hours from home.

expo1

Pick a nice day in case you have to drive home with a pipe sticking out your sun roof, or bring a HackSaw

ALWAZL8

Doin' it this weekend... I need to make sure it will fit in my friends Honda Accord to come back home though. She's gonna come pick it up for me.

Arkimidies

expo1, I like the garage light, it's a great use of old parts

dannobre

iTrader: (3)

Any of the ones I have seen have been crimped at the clamp so bad the only way to get them apart was with a saw or a cutter....so don't expect to be able to seperate without wrecking the pipe. Mazda sure didn't want an exaust leak