Subject	True.
Posted by	952+2TT on February 26, 2008 at 10:53 PM
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In Reply To	i read posts saying the tranny didnt need to be removed (n/m) posted by pearlyellowtt on February 26, 2008 at 08:50 PM
Message	But it's easier (or at least for me it was) with the transmission out. At first I was going to do it without dropping the tranny, but the limited space and fear of stripping one of the DS bolts made me do it the other way.
Follow Ups	is there a pictorial downpipe install write-up? - pearlyellowtt 20:06:35 02/26/08 Just use the transmission/clutch write-up. - 952+2TT 20:33:57 02/26/08 i read posts saying the tranny didnt need to be removed (n/m) - pearlyellowtt 20:50:24 02/26/08 It doesn't. (n/m) - ali300zx 20:51:51 02/26/08 so long as you don't mind turning nuts 1/8 of a turn at a - LJZTT 21:55:31 02/26/08 If you have the stock pre-cats you will want to remove - Agner.S(CT) 20:54:57 02/26/08 2nd. I had a hell of a time getting the pre-cats - ShakaShaun(Denver) 21:22:32 02/26/08 I did not remove the transmission - Fast300 22:01:55 02/26/08 I've done it both ways. I was just stating my opinion. (n/m) - Agner.S(CT) 22:25:34 02/26/08 True. - 952+2TT 22:53:06 02/26/08 It's pretty straightforward - TTFairladyZ 20:56:41 02/26/08 Re: It's pretty straightforward - MJawn 22:30:19 02/26/08
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