Removing stock mufflers?

[Rebel73_imp]

You're the man, Rebel. I admire your confidence. As a klutz, one of the scariest phrases I know is "Super easy, just a few bolts ..." It always, always ends in tears.

Ha ha. Well, my friend, in all honesty there have been several times where halfway through a project I told myself "Why didn't I just pay to have this done!!!???".

But somehow I've managed to fumble my way through through all of them and come out fine. It's all part of the learning process, I guess.

Also, the information available on forums like these helps alot.

Cool, guys. Thanks for your input and tips. I'll post some pics and try to put up a video, too!

Are you selling your stock DLX mufflers?

Are you selling your stock DLX mufflers?
Mike, I'm not sure. For the time being I will probably hang onto them because you never know. Should I decide to sell them I'll let you know.

You may want to use some thermal/exhaust paste to make sure no leaks. Some people say it's not necessary (and they are probably correct) but I did it anyway just to be safe. I actually used Teflon tape, supposedly an old trick that I discovered somewhere online (works wonders and you don't need to wait for it to dry/cure like the paste).

Where did you get the tape? Home Depot?