MagnaFlow Muffler Install - 1991 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup - etrailer.com
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Today on this 1991 Chevrolet S-10 we are going to be installing part number MF10784 and part number MF11226. This is going to be a little different from normal applications because we are actually doing a little bit of custom work. We are actually going to be removing the entire Exhaust and replacing it with a MagnaFlow Exhaust cut out and a MagnaFlow wide open muffler. The first steps we are going to show you is how to remove the complete Exhaust and what we are going to have to do is remove it from the hangers and I will show you those locations right now. Before we remove everything we want to put a strap to hold up your Exhaust so it does not fall when you are removing the bolts and mounts. 00:38
The first location we are actually going to remove is going to be the rear most bracket here. That is going to be these two bolts right here. We went ahead and sprayed them down with some lubricant to help get the bolts off since this is an older truck. The second Exhaust mount that we are going to be removing is going to be the one at the back of the muffler which is going to be located here. It is also going to be two bolts holding it into the frame. After we remove the Exhaust mounts your Exhaust will be free hanging on that strap and then we are going to be removing these two bolts right here which will remove the Exhaust from here back and then we will start applying our applications. 01:15
We are going to get started on removing the Exhaust brackets. I just removed one, the other one was kind of rusted on there but we can actually just slide it back over. Then when we remove the Exhaust this will just slide off so we do not need to take out this other bolt. So now we are going to remove the Exhaust system. As you can see we are going to actually take the Sawzall off and cut it off right here. Since this is the factory Exhaust it is all rusted up and there is no way we are going to be able to slide it off so we are just going to cut right at the edge where the old Exhaust is going to be removed. As you can see we went ahead and put a second bearing strap so that when we finish cutting our Exhaust over here that it will not fall. 01:57
As you can see we have it off now so we are just going to maneuver it around our rear end and slide it up over the top of it. It would probably be best to have a second set of hands to help you as well in maneuvering. On this Exhaust cut out here they are provided with two band clamps but since we widened our diameter here they do not fit over the pipe any more so we went ahead and bought some after market pipe brackets. As you can see it just slides over like that and you will be provided those in your kit. On this application we are using these. We will put this on first and we will show you how to do that. Just take the Exhaust cut out and just slide it over our existing pipe and then we are going to take our bracket and slide it up over it and then we can tighten it down on to our muffler to make it a good seal tight. 02:50
Now we are going to put our MagnaFlow Exhaust in to place. You can put it whichever way you want that will best fit your needs. That is how you install this muffler and Exhaust cut out here. The way we did it, we are actually going to need to make an Exhaust hanger for it and you can probably just take your vehicle to any muffler shop and they can get one fabricated for you. It should not cost you that much. Now that we have it all installed we are going to show you a little bit of what it sounds like with the Exhaust. Then we are going to remove the Exhaust cut out and let you hear the sound of that as well. That concludes the installation for part numbers MF10784 and part number MF11226.
MagnaFlow Exhaust System Installation - 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Series - etrailer.com
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Today on this 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Series extended cab short bed we are going to be installing MagnaFlow Exhaust system part number MF16568. We are underneath the vehicle and the first thing I have done is lowered the spare tire out of the way to give us some extra working room. We also want to disconnect the battery. What that is going to do is once we get the system installed we can reconnect it and it will actually reset the computer system so it does not bring up any trouble codes from the new system. The first step before we can install our Exhaust system is to of course remove the factory installed Exhaust. There are four Exhaust hangers that we are going to need to remove the Exhaust off of towards the more rear side of the Exhaust system. 00:39
To the catalytic converter there is a clamp attaching the Exhaust to the converter. We are going to need to loosen that clamp as well. That clamp is going to be reused so we do not want to damage it so set it off to the side. Also to ease in the removal of the factory installed system we are going to need to cut the pipe just rear of the muffler right before the main bend right above the axle. Cut somewhere right in here, that will allow us to take that piece off and then remove the forward section all in one piece. With the cut made and the rear tail pipe removed I am going to go up to the forward side and remove my clamp next. With the clamp loosened up go back through and remove the main Exhaust system off its other three hangers. 01:44
Now it is time to start installing our new system. We are going to start with the inlet tube into the catalytic converter and again we are going to be reusing the clamp that we removed in the previous step. You will notice there is a bend in the inlet tube coming over the cross member. Make sure the bend is going up. We do not want to fully clamp it down just yet. We want to wait until we get all of the pieces in position and then we will come back through and tighten everything down. We are going to tighten it up to hold it into place. Next we are going to put the muffler in to position. We are going to merge the two pieces together using the three inch clamp and it is going to merge up with the factory hanger. Then you need to attach it to the two factory hangers. We are going to start installing back to the tips. This model only had single Exhaust on it but we are putting a dual Exhaust system on it. So we are going to finish out on the passenger side where the factory pipe was and then we will come back through and finish off the driver side. 02:52
MagnaFlow Exhaust Installation - 1996 Acura Integra - etrailer.com
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Today on this 1996 Acura Integra we are going to install MagnaFlow Exhaust part number MF15653 from MagnaFlow Performance. First off we will give you a sound test of the original Exhaust on there. Then we can compare it to the new one once we have it installed. First we will show you what is going to get replaced in our Exhaust system. Basically this is what is called a Cat-back or from the catalytic converter on back to the tailpipe. This is our converter right here and at this flange point we are going to unbolt right here and from here on back is going to get removed from the vehicle. On the bolts themselves we sprayed down with some penetrate and let it sit for at least an hour or so. The nut on the top is going to be a different size nut also. Leave that alone for now. 00:50
If these break we do not really care because this is all getting replaced anyway. Get this apart. Next spray down the rubber hangers with some more lubricant and we will pry them off. We do not want to damage the rubber hangers because those are going to get reused. The same thing is going to happen again with the muffler. Now if these hangers are already damaged from normal wear and tear you probably want to just replace them and this is going to be the best time to do it now. Now we have got our Exhaust completely off. What we are going to do is take any leftover hangers that had stayed with the Exhaust and remove those and put them back into the factory locations. 01:35
We are going to start installing new parts working our way from front to rear. We are going to slide on a new part. We are going to reuse the original factory nuts. We are just going to start one and get it started and hold everything into place and then we will slide on the rubber hangers. We will run all of these bolts down evenly and then give them a final torque. Working with the next section is going to S curve. Install the clamp, slide it on, and slide this on to the resonator pipe that we just installed. This does not really have anything to support it but the other half so we are going to slide it on for now. The approximate location of the original. Install the muffler and tailpipe and slide that into place. We will hook these up to the rubber hangers by the bumper. Put the S pipe next to the tailpipe itself. There is a little gasket that will go on here. Slide it into position and run the bolts through. This is hardware that does come with the kit and install the flange nuts. 03:28
Position the pipes the way that we want it and make sure it is not rattling up against anything that we do not want it to. Then once we have it the way we want it we will snug down the connections. The last thing we will do is tighten down the band clamp and that requires a specific torque range that is provided in the instructions. With our Exhaust fully installed the only thing we need to do now is turn the engine on and see what we get for sound. At about 20 to 50 miles, you probably want to go back underneath the vehicle again and make sure all of the fasteners are still tight. That sounds pretty good. There you have it for part number MF15653 from MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust.
Magnaflow Exhaust Installation - 2005 Infiniti G35 - etrailer.com
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Today we are going to be installing Magnaflow Performance Exhaust system part number 16641on a 2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe. Before we get started we want to go ahead and disconnect the negative terminal off the battery. The battery is located behind this panel here on the upper left-hand side of the engine compartment. This going to allow the computer to reset so when we get the new Exhaust system on it will reconfigure itself to the new Exhaust.
And we will go underneath the vehicle and start disconnecting the old Exhaust. This is a Cat Black system so we will be moving the Exhaust tips all the way up to the disconnect point behind the catalytic converter. So we need to unbolt the flange here from these two bolts and we are also going to need to remove the Exhaust off all its hangers as well. The rubber hangers we are going to be using are located right here, right here, right here, and right here. Using a spray lubricant on the rubber hangers will make the removal of those a lot easier. You are going to want to save the rubber hangers because we will be reusing those for the re-installation.
And then also here just forward of the main Exhaust you want to disconnect the ground wire off of the post here. We can go ahead and start disassembling it. I defiantly recommend spraying down all the bolts first with a lubricant like a WD40 because these will likely be rusted. This will help ease the removal of the nuts. Next we are going to go to the flange just rear of the Exhaust and go ahead and remove the ground strap. Okay now we will remove the Exhaust from all of the hangers. With all the rubber hangers removed you can go ahead and take the Exhaust system out. The first piece we are going to go ahead and put in place is the one nearest the catalytic converter. Just going to be bolted to the flange, you want to make sure you have the gasket in place here. We do want to make sure the slight bend here goes toward the driver side. We want to leave everything fairly loose for the time being until we get it all installed and then we can tighten it all down.
Okay next we are going to put the second inlet piece in. You want the side with the rubber hanger to be facing the drivers side, it is going to attach right here. Then we are going to take one of the clamps that are provided with the installation kit and slide it over the inlet tube here over the end with the notches cut out of it. Go ahead and take that, and slide it over, slide it all the way in. All right go ahead and attach it to the rubber hanger here. Then we slide the clamp over and again we are just going to loosely install it for the time being. What I am going to do is manipulate it in and out of the inlet tube until that rubber hanger is facing straight up and down. Before I put the muffler on I am actually going to pre-install the clamp over this inlet tube because once the muffler is in place it is going to be tough to manipulate around there. Then we are going to go ahead and install the muffler itself. In preparation I went ahead and in the area where the muffler goes I went ahead and put all of the the rubber hangers back on the vehicle itself. Now that I have the muffler adjusted and properly into place I can go ahead and install our other clamp. I am going to go ahead and install with the threads on the upper side on each of them. And with that loosely installed I can go ahead and start tightening everything down. When tightening down you want to start with the forward most bolts and work your way rearward.
Last thing you want to do is go ahead and re-secure our grounding strap. To do that we are just going to be using the protruding threads from our clamp here at the rear most attaching point. Just slide that over and re-install it with the lock nut that is provided with the installation kit. With the grounding strap on again you just want to make sure all of our hangers are secure and our installation will be complete. This Exhaust system was designed to make the car sound louder. Here is how it sounded before. And here is how it sounds now. And that will conclude the installation of part number 16641 on a 2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe.
Magnaflow Exhuast Installation - 2006 Ford F150 - etrailer.com
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Today we are going to install part number 16612 from Magnaflow performance Exhaust. This is a catalytic converter on back of the Exhaust system placement for the stock Exhaust. Our first step is to go ahead and look over into the original Exhaust system. Make sure you can get the bolts loosened to make the connections up front. Then you will want to get yourself an idea on how to take off the Exhaust. What you want to do is see how the rods go into the hangers here. It looks like the all point ends on all of them are towards the front. So we want to take them off and shove them towards the axle. And since the rest of this pipe is going out back, it might be a good idea to cut this in half. So you can take this pipe off first and push it backwards. Then have room to pull the Exhaust muffler here backwards off the extension pipe coming off of the catalytic converter. That way we can take pieces off a lot easier then with just wrestling with one hole piece. It is a good idea to go ahead and spray down anything rusted so that we can get it apart a little easier.
We will let it set there for a few minutes and then we will go ahead and break it loose. All you have to do is basically loosen this clamp up and then take a screw driver or something and kind of pull it apart a little bit to give it some extra wiggle room to pull out the old Exhaust. Next we are going to go ahead and make the cut right here so we can separate the 2 halves. Next we can go ahead and remove this tail pipe here. It would be a good idea to spray down the hanger here to help ease pulling it out. We will do the same thing for the muffler here. Spray down the hangers. And then, we will have to wrestle it off, going towards the axle. You might have to use some prying against the frame or a body component to get some pressure going that way because it is a tight fit. Next what we will do is go ahead and unbolt the rubber isolators from the frame to give us a little more wiggle room to get the Exhaust off. Next we can go ahead and install the original hangers back into place. Alright, now we can start installing the new Exhaust.
You start on the original pipe and run the first section into the Exhaust hanger and just leave it loose for now and we will piece everything together. We will slide on the next portion and again we are leaving everything loose. We are just piecing it together for now. Sometimes you run yourself into a situation where it might be easier to take off the hanger off the vehicle, put it on the Exhaust, and then reattach it by that by re bolting it to the frame. Now go ahead and install the fourth piece. Once you have all the pieces in place, now you want to take some time out to move them around to make sure we are going in as much of a straight line as possible and away from moving parts or anything you do not want to get hot. Basically you want to keep minimum of a 1 inch distance from anything around it.
Once you settle on the orientation of all the parts you want, go ahead and clamp everything down. We will start working on our clamps going from the the forward to the back of the vehicle. Once you get everything tightened down you might want to take a second look to make sure nothing has moved on you while you were tightening it down. Again make sure everything has stayed as far away as possible from moving objects and keep it as far as possible from the spare tire. Next thing to do is go ahead and start the engine and enjoy the new noise. There you have it for the install of part number 16612 from Maganaflow performance Exhaust.
Installing SLP Dual exhaust tips on 2008 Avalanche
SLP dual tip tailpipe installation on my 2008 Avalanche, I wanted to show how easy and sweet the dual tip assembly from SLP is. It replaces the resonator and tail pipe just past the rear axle. Not really any louder than the stock muffler, but looks way better than the lam factory setup. does sound a little deeper when idling but when cruzing I can't really notice any difference in sound, I am very happy and if you want to get rid of your ugly factory tail pipe I highly recommend installing this kit.
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How to build a pipe muffler for a gas engine,using a grizzly milling machine,sounds very good on a one cylinder flywheel motor,use an old end mill cutter for ruff work, build a flexible camera tripod to free up your hands when using the mill or lathe,no blueprint needed, leave a comment, subscribe, pass it on,,
Electric Exhaust Cutout 5.2 V8 ZJ Grand Cherokee LOUD!
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Here at DG Motors we just installed a Race Ready Performance Electric Exhaust Cutout Stainless Steel No Welding Kit on our very own 1996 V8 Grand Cherokee Limited. This is for all you American Muscle lovers out there! With the flip of a switch our cameraman can choose when to produce pure music and be noticed or when to hang back with low rumble of the Flowmaster Super 44 Series Muffler. Installed before the muffler and after the cat, this cutout is noticeably louder and the Jeep is more responsive down low as well as up top. Stay tuned for more! Thank You Race Ready Performance!!! The no weld kit, everything stainless steel (clamps, y-pipe, turn-down tip, nuts and bolts) all shipped for $313 UPS Ground (took 4-5 days to ship)
How to Install a 4WDH Cat-Back Exhaust on a WJ Grand Cherokee
http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Engine-Performance/4Wheel-Drive-Hardware-Exhaust-Systems-for-Jeep.aspx?t_c=74&t_s=49&t_pt=3383&t_pl=104715 - In this video, we're showing you how to install a 4Wheel Drive Hardware cat-back Exhaust system on a WJ Grand Cherokee. This Exhaust (Part #1022020) sounds very similar to 1997-06 TJ Wranglers and 1997-01 XJ Cherokees with 4.0L 6-cylinder engines. Here's how it's done:
1. Unbolt and remove muffler clamp.
2. Persuasion may be needed to remove the Exhaust, especially if it's rusted on like ours was.
3. A sawzall makes quick work of it.
4. Remove the rear hanger after cutting through.
5. We had to use an air chisel to get the muffler off.
6. Install the adapter pipe.
7. Install the new muffler with the outlet facing the outside.
8. Use 2 clamps on the adapter pipe.
9. Slide Exhaust pipe in from the rear.
10. Install rear hanger clamp.
11. Attach Exhaust to muffler.
12. Snug all clamps and check for fit.
13. Tighten all bolts down after alignment.
14. Compare the sound of the factory Exhaust system to the newly installed 4Wheel Drive Hardware Exhaust system.
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Cherry Bomb Sound Video 1985 Chrysler New Yorker Turbo
This is my 1985 Chrysler New Yorker turbo I and my $30 muffler job. Kept the stock Exhaust tip, strapped on a $23 cherry bomb Exhaust, $7 worth of hanger and clamps used beat up tooth missing hack saw and a half hour of my time. Sounds pretty decent in my opinion. What do you think?
Magnaflow muffler comparison
A comparison between my old glasspack mufflers and the new Manaflow's I just fitted. It's much quieter and has a better tone with the Magnaflow's.
Install Flowmaster American Thunder Exhaust on a 2005 Chevy SSR
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The Chevy SSR looks slick, but the big V8 engine in it is no sleeper. Performance and style makes for one great package, but Flowmasters American Thunder Exhaust system will really turn heads. The pronounced Exhaust note is driven by their 50 Series Muffler, which has one 3" inlet and dual 3" outlets (part # 17399).
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