Is it possible to hack off the resonator and just clamp a new one on instead of welding it?
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05-28-2013
Is it possible to hack off the resonator and just clamp a new one on instead of welding it?
05-28-2013
with good clamps, yup.
:4'' HAI\L67 HVTB\HV3\ER Rockers\WP underdrive pulley\Headers\cat delete\91 octane overkill incar tune.3.69 gears, Trans go shift kit.
05-28-2013
Yes, but you'll need the adapter to go to the flange. Stainless step clamps are what you want.
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05-28-2013
Nice, then I can do this by myself instead of paying a mechanic to weld it on.
05-28-2013
Also, what is the adapter I would need? Thanks
05-28-2013
If you haven't already bought it, don't waste your money on a factory replacement resonator. They are not the same as stock, but are exactly the same as a glasspack which will cost half as much or less.
05-28-2013
Ok, ya I havent bought it yet. Ik its not the best quality, but will this one bolt up with clamps? Yonaka New Universal Fit High Flow 2 5" Resonator Stainless Steel 22" Length | eBay
It doesnt have a flange so idk how this could work..
05-28-2013
Go to Summit racing web site. They have a 30" resonator for like $30. You size the resonator to the pipe it's attaching to and the same for the flange. The GP has a 2 bolt flange...
Crawl under there and measure and look at what you got, but yes, you can do it yourself.
05-28-2013
Or just cut a couple inches behind your flange and use band clamps....
BUT it might be worth your while to go to a muffler shop and get rid of the ubend if you have not already...
05-29-2013
Ok, I think I'll just cut before the flange then. So if I have the 3" zzp dp and it connects to my stock resonator which is I believe 2.25", do I get a 2.25" res or 2.5"?
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