Storing your stock exhaust
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Storing your stock exhaust
I wasn't sure what forum to ask this questions, so Mods, please feel free to move thread if necessary.
I have the GReddy SP2 cat-back exhaust on, so my stock is just laying in my garage. Is there a proper way to prep and store it?
I'd like for it to be in good shape if for any reason I had to put it back on. How do you guys prep and store your stock exhaust (to prevent rust and such)? Or any stock parts for that matter?
I have the GReddy SP2 cat-back exhaust on, so my stock is just laying in my garage. Is there a proper way to prep and store it?
I'd like for it to be in good shape if for any reason I had to put it back on. How do you guys prep and store your stock exhaust (to prevent rust and such)? Or any stock parts for that matter?
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I have no idea if what I do is the "right" way, but I stand it up vertically against the wall. I put a piece of pine beneath the tips for protection from scratches and stuff the three openings with steel wool so little critters don't find a new home and nest in the sound deadening material within. Keep it in the garage or shed away from water and you should be good to go.
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Exhaust in use get rid of excess moisture, through,heat, evap, etc/ A stored exhaust can allow water to set, and corrode in time. I you seal top with duct tape, and stand on end (tips down/protected) You'll be fine.
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