How hard to tighten the ubolt clamp.

 

I usually tighten them just short of Hulk strength

 

So until I struggle with it. Good enough..can I use 10w30 to help my muffler slide on? Right saw that on YouTube.

 

I ended up cutting my old muffler off (replaced with a stock one) and just using a mallet to make it snug around the pipe, then I pit the clamp on. Tighten and enjoy.

 

alright!!

 

For my new Flowmaster i just hammered the old muffler and tailpipe off. I took the new muffler and cut across the intake about an inch, then used a 2 1/4 clamp to bring it real snug. My clamp had a 9/16ths nut so i used my breaker bar and tightened it till my my shoulder came out of socket again lol

 

that did help!...and wish hoped that shoulder thing was a joke

 

Nope.... I popped it out last year and now if i work it right it'll come back out, the good news is i can but it back in myself its just unbelievably sore. Also didnt write anything at school today cause of it lol

 

Nothing wrong with that...im getten my super 10 some time this week. Soo I will try to post my before working and finished pics and do a lil write up..

 

I thought you were getting it after your birthday? What are you doing after the muffler?

 

b'day was yesterday trying to finish a senior paper b4 I order my stuff..turn downed after the axle...if I measured wrong it will hit b4 the axle

 

Oh ok, i though the 10's were pretty short. My new 44 is on with out a tailpipe cause its shorter than the old muffler. Its pretty loud, and of course Happy belated B' day man!!

 

I think the whole muffler is 12in long. And thanks man

 

Yeah you could pick up a flex pipe or another regular pipe and keep the tailpipe to keep the noise down. I like it during the day but going to school early or coming home late at 11 or later in my neighborhood is going to get me into some trouble i think

 

yeah im not too too worried about that as long im not flying threw the neighborhood