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Installing a cat back is cake even on jack stands. WD40 or the like is your friend on the rubber hangers. There is also a special tool used to remove
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Installing a cat back is cake even on jack stands.
WD40 or the like is your friend on the rubber hangers. There is also a special tool used to remove mounts from those rubber hangers as well you can pick up cheap if you think you need it, but I just use a small pry bar. I may do a DIY when my FI gets here, but it'll be about 3 months according to Tony. |
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