Subject	Down Pipe Install
Posted by	TTwinTTurboZ on January 12, 2022 at 10:59 AM
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Message	I’ve decided to install the downpipes I’ve had for a year due to not being able to swallow the labor cost ($1,000-$1,500). I’ve watched a few YouTube videos and also looked up a bunch of stuff on here as well. I’m going to do it without dropping transmission or pulling engine. My main question is, for anyone who has done it, what extensions, sockets, wrenches etc. made it easiest to do? It looks like the access through the top where the battery and brake master cylinder are is very tight. Any tips would be much appreciated. The downpipes are the last thing the car needs, already has all other bolt-ons and tune (15psi) upload image
Follow Ups	Down Pipe Install - TTwinTTurboZ 10:59:02 01/12/22 Cut 1/2" wrenches. (n/m) - MixManMash 16:25:38 01/12/22 2nd (n/m) - Unluky (MO) 08:02:17 01/13/22 Just did it on the new Z - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 19:11:43 01/12/22 Thank you! - TTwinTTurboZ 16:19:59 01/14/22 Don't cut the bolts/stud, unless you plan on replacing them. - itsa300zx 18:16:28 01/14/22 Not the nuts and bolts. - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 17:10:55 01/15/22 Re: Just did it on the new Z - TTwinTTurboZ 16:23:40 01/14/22 And lot's of PB Blaster or Royal Purple Max Film. - MixManMash 17:20:44 01/13/22 Re: And lot's of PB Blaster or Royal Purple Max Film. - TTwinTTurboZ 16:22:32 01/14/22 I used this DP install technique a few years ago... - MikeD (Philly) 19:46:43 01/23/22 Thanks - TTwinTTurboZ 15:16:14 01/27/22 universal angle exts work wonders in these tight spaces (n/m) - MikeD (Philly) 08:45:30 01/28/22
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