how easy is a brm 2.5" exhaust with resonator to put in

[jontyler]

I looking in to a 2.5" exhaust system with 22" resonator and dual tips. I have done a whole lot car work before. Greg says it will be 475 shipped.

My question is, what will I need other that the stuff that is coming, and how easy is it to install.

Can someone please give me a brief rundown of what has to be done?

[Dongoesby]

why you want to mod your car?

[jontyler]

I need to call you.

I'm just wondering how much and how hard this stuff is to do. I've never done anything to it.

[adrianfromthecastle]

if your stock exhaust has been untouched (i.e. not welded or anything), then its a basic plug n play once you get your hands on the underside of the car. its probably easier if you get your hands on a garage lift, but it can be done with jackstands. you should probably get a new cat while your at it, like a high flow cat or something like that.

[jontyler]

From all the research i've done, it does look easy. I've currently got the car up for sale. i'm reconsidering right now.

What would i can from putting a new cat in?

[adrianfromthecastle]

What would i can from putting a new cat in?

huh?

[jontyler]

Duh. sorry I should have proofread.

What would I gain on putting a new cat if i decide to put in the exhaust in the aforementioned?

Sorry.

[Logan76]

The cat will hinder flow, get a test pipe or a high-flow cat, If your cars all stock right now make shure you have alot of PB blaster or WD-40, and maybe a small propane torch.

[jontyler]

Is it ok to just bolt everything up the stock cat?

[nwmrkt]

Is it ok to just bolt everything up the stock cat?

Yes but, a new high flow cat will have better performance.