350Z HR Y-pipe installed on a 2003 G35
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update...craigslist was a crap shoot...guess ill just have to keep my eyes out on my350z
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
ha!....yea, for starters i dont have a inch/lb wrench (i know i know theyre only a few $$ at an auto parts store, but im just too lazy), and i also would like some help on this install since i havent done anything like this before, and its too cold out right now....lol
i figure if im going to get some help with the spacer install, might as well use the help on the y-pipe install too...and maybe the HFC's if i have those before i decide to throw all of this on.
will i need to reset my ECU after the y-pipe and spacer install?
i figure if im going to get some help with the spacer install, might as well use the help on the y-pipe install too...and maybe the HFC's if i have those before i decide to throw all of this on.
will i need to reset my ECU after the y-pipe and spacer install?
One good thing about our cars is they are usually really easy to work on for most things.
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I hear you. You don't have to have a torque wrench though, just use a nut driver and hand tighten. That will put you somewhere around the 90 in-lbs spec. Go back in a week or so and re-tighten. I knew nothing about our motors when I installed my spacer and it took me less than an hour. Really simple but I'd recommend researching at least 1 DIY before you do it. Y-pipe is simple as well. You just need a jack and stands, or wheel ramps. The only problem you might run into there is rusted bolts. Here in Texas that isn't an issue.
One good thing about our cars is they are usually really easy to work on for most things.
One good thing about our cars is they are usually really easy to work on for most things.
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You'll get a ton of use out of a jack and stands. Oil changes, belt replacement, brake work, headlight replacement, suspension work, exhaust work just to name a few. Any standard jacks should work, just make sure they're rated high enough to support a 3500 pound car. I bought mine at Sears and paid under $30 per pair.
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You'll get a ton of use out of a jack and stands. Oil changes, belt replacement, brake work, headlight replacement, suspension work, exhaust work just to name a few. Any standard jacks should work, just make sure they're rated high enough to support a 3500 pound car. I bought mine at Sears and paid under $30 per pair.
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What type of HR-Y Pipe is this? It has those Pucks, but it looks thinner and the flex pipes are shorter, and the pucks are on thin pieces of metal...
Any one have an Idea?
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(yes those are scrape marks/dents on body underneath...bad day...long story...)
Is your mid pipe connected to it's support hanger?
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What type of HR-Y Pipe is this? It has those Pucks, but it looks thinner and the flex pipes are shorter, and the pucks are on thin pieces of metal...
Any one have an Idea?
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