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When you replace the stock vacuum actuated damper mufflers with an aftermarket? Is it as simple as inserting a golf tee and stuffing the rubber tube out of the way?
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Originally Posted by AlB' post='500300' date='Nov 28 2007, 08:05 PM
When you replace the stock vacuum actuated damper mufflers with an aftermarket? Is it as simple as inserting a golf tee and stuffing the rubber tube out of the way?
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i dont remember having to do anything. the valve is attached to the stock muffler, so when you take that off, you're good to go.
in any case, a good exhaust shop will know what the standard procedure is.
in any case, a good exhaust shop will know what the standard procedure is.
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