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Worth noting, be careful after you install FI exhaust with your jack if its a large jack like mine. Mine barely fits under the exhaust after it's installed. I almost
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Worth noting, be careful after you install FI exhaust with your jack if its a large jack like mine. Mine barely fits under the exhaust after it's installed. I almost lowered the exhaust right after I installed it onto the side of the jack and woulda screwed something up if I didn't see it first.
Also, i did the install with just putting the back on stands and leaving the front on the ground. It's possible, but its kind of a pain in the *** getting the cat bolts off.
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