Dropping the exhaust - advice please - Page 3

slovcan · 21st June 2019, 12:44

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Originally Posted by Blink

The Bosal/Klarius parts aren't on the car yet - I won't install them until the subframe has been swapped over.

ATF + acetone sound interesting. I used to use PlusGas but it's getting mixed reviews these days.

Interesting comparison here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUEob2oAKVs&vl=en. Acteone/ATF comes second behind Liquid Wrench (link). PlusGas wasn't in the test. Results are at 8m approx. if you don't want to watch the whole thing.

Thanks Blink. Interesting test and results. I used Liquid Wrench regularly decades ago. It was highly thought of back then.

Cheers,
Glenn

madeupname · 21st June 2019, 13:11

You probably won't be dropping the entire exhaust, but for anyone thinking of taking it off at the manifold, remember to remove the o2 sensor in the manifold first, or it will rip into the radiator when lowering the manifold.

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