Pypes Performance Exhaust SGF59 - Manual (Page 2)

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
If you are not familiar with the exhaust installation process, it is best to layout the entire system (as
pictured) before trying to do the installation or cutting. A quick e-mail to Pypes containing digital pics
will confirm your layout is correct.
1. Start by removing your old mufflers and tailpipes. We recommend an ample dose of WD40 or other
brand of penetrating oil to avoid stripping or breaking the bolts at the muffler. You may have to cut the
tailpipe off to remove it.
2. The muffler in this system utilizes full 3” inlet and outlets. Depending on your application, you may
need to install PVA10 reducer at (#1).
3. Temporarily Install the tailpipes and mufflers without tightening any of the connections. Use stands
to hold the system in place. Rotating any of the components changes the position of the mufflers and
the tailpipes. Experiment by rotating components until a satisfactory position of the mufflers and the
tailpipes is achieved. Sometimes it is necessary to twist the tailpipes for best fit. If they need to be
shorter for better looks or an added downturn or extension, now is the time to make any cuts neces-
sary.
4. While holding everything in place, begin to tighten all connections. Remember, once a U-clamp is
tightened securely, it is very hard to separate the pipes at this point! So be very careful you are
satisfied with the position of the mufflers and tailpipes before you fully tighten. Look for clearance and
proper height all the way around each muffler. Look to make sure tailipipe is not hitting tire or other
obstruction.
5. Start engine and listen and look for leaks. Black deposits at any junctions indicate an exhaust leak.
6. After driving the car for approximately 50 miles, check the system for any possible loose connec-
tions.
Note: Upon First engine start up, it is normal to see a large amount of white smoke. This is the
mandrel fluid burning off both the inside and outside of the pipes.
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