Things You'll Need:
- Combination wrenches,screw drivers,socket and ratchet set and WD40 or other type of rust inhibitor. Jack,and stands.
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Step 1
Homework, You are going to purchase a Cold air intake kit and a little more free flowing mufflers. You need to find the correct application of parts for your vehicle.There are literally thousands of sites on the internet for automotive parts. I would suggest starting with either Summit or Jegs. These sites sell high performance parts for just about any vehicle made.
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Step 2
Once you get your intake kit and mufflers its time for installation. Follow the instructions that come with the kit. As far as the mufflers go Flowmaster, Magnaflow, Cherrybomb are just a few of the brands to choose from. The idea here is to get air to flow as unrestricted as possible and keep within state and federal EPA laws.
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Step 3
Take your time when installing these parts and do it right the first time. The intake kit replaces the factory air filter assembly. Again study the instructions included and you should have no problems swapping out the parts. The mufflers may be another story. You just might have to replace more than just mufflers. The other pipes may need replacing, they could be rusted to the point that they can't be saved. Be prepared for this. Once your mufflers are in and the rest of your exhaust is in proper working order, fire it up. The sound coming out of your tail pipes is called the "note". I enjoy the note to have a certain "Grumble" to it. You may not like a louder performance sound to your car and need to ask questions before buying mufflers.











Comments
bosshog said
on 10/22/2009 very good and comprehensive article
keep them coming 5 stars
Raemonde said
on 11/14/2008 very good article
keep up the good work!
MarlaineMarie said
on 10/6/2008 Very comprehensive article here CC - very good! 5 Stars!