Exhaust installation

**Emre_2144** · 29-01-2010 07:17 AM

I'm buying a T1r catback for my ap1. Where would be the best place to get it installed in sydney and how roughly much would installation cost.
Thanks for your help

**vyets** · 29-01-2010 07:21 AM

lol double post.

It's easy do it yourself will take like 20 minutes. I mean it's only 3 bolts :P and 5 hangers to get the stock one off.

**STAiN MASTER** · 29-01-2010 09:09 AM

Go to hanny's and see Peter

Suite 3, 28 Victoria St, Smithfield, NSW, 2164
Phone:9725 5115

**Emre_2144** · 29-01-2010 12:35 PM

Sorry for double post im on my phone at work. I was actuallu thinking qbout hanny's but not sure how much they would charge. I love working on the car myself but i dont think i trust myself with this one.

**STAiN MASTER** · 29-01-2010 12:51 PM

Originally Posted by Emre_2144

Sorry for double post im on my phone at work. I was actuallu thinking qbout hanny's but not sure how much they would charge. I love working on the car myself but i dont think i trust myself with this one.

It will take him about 1hr to do and Id say your looking around the $100 mark.

**ludecrs** · 29-01-2010 01:18 PM

Save yourself the $100, buy 2 car ramps from Supercheap for $40ea and install yourself.

Save $20, and you have a set of car ramps to use.

**STAiN MASTER** · 29-01-2010 01:42 PM

Originally Posted by ludecrs

Save yourself the $100, buy 2 car ramps from Supercheap for $40ea and install yourself.

Save $20, and you have a set of car ramps to use.

your an ideas man, hook him up with some ramps lol.

**Ferrari** · 29-01-2010 01:55 PM

It's not that easy for someone not mechanically minded. If it's an ap1 the cat bolts will be really tight I snapped one of mine! And the exhaust ain't exactly light so it's hard to remove off the hangers. I have changed exhaust 3 times reverting back to stock and aftermarket each time. It does take about 40 mins to do all up. Not hard just not very easy. $100 isn't a big amount to pay for no hassle, depends if you get off on working on your car and like dirty hands. I do lol.

**winkyc** · 29-01-2010 02:10 PM

yeah i agree with you. wasn't hard wasn't easy for me either
you should try to have a mate with you to hold the exhaust on each end

the ramp does help a fair bit for me i reckon. gave me more space to work under the car.

Originally Posted by Ferrari

It's not that easy for someone not mechanically minded. If it's an ap1 the cat bolts will be really tight I snapped one of mine! And the exhaust ain't exactly light so it's hard to remove off the hangers. I have changed exhaust 3 times reverting back to stock and aftermarket each time. It does take about 40 mins to do all up. Not hard just not very easy. $100 isn't a big amount to pay for no hassle, depends if you get off on working on your car and like dirty hands. I do lol.

**ludecrs** · 29-01-2010 02:20 PM

Exhaust was my first "hands on" experience with the S2000.

Originally Posted by Ferrari

It's not that easy for someone not mechanically minded.

This is true, but we have to start somewhere. I was a newb once too, as were you. Remember your first soft top install? Big job, I'm afraid to do something like that, because I'm not comfortable with it, too much crap to go wrong with springs and shit, but I reckon if I did one with someone, I'd try it by myself next time around.

Plus its rewarding and builds confidence. Now look - I do nearly everything I feel comfortable with.

**Ferrari** · 29-01-2010 05:29 PM

Im not saying he shouldnt try it, but I watched my first s2000 exhaust being installed before I tried it myself. Its also alot more dangerous being under a car in cramped conditions than a roof conversion where its just cramped lol.