The s-pipe should be pretty easy. Taking the O2 sensor off is a pita, but a little PB buster or WD40 will help. Unscrew the s-pipe to manifold/header w/14 mm socket or wrench. Unbolt the s-pipe to midpipe w/14 mm socket. You'll probably need a 3" extension to get over the sway bar there. If you're a little guy like me a set of jack stands will be enough to slide under the car and do all this. Shouldn't take more than half an hour to get it all done depending on how long it takes you to get the O2 sensor off.

 

this install was from the year 2005 im sure things change since then meaning fitmen issue and other things...bascially you can follw the same steps but this is old we need and updated DIY install ...cause i myself have this catback and i didnt have the problems that were mentioned...besides a little buring to the back bumper thats and easy fix..bascially every DIY on this site is old we need updated stuff

 

Does anyone have any updates on what Megan has done to fix the issues from '05....or any new DIY out there for this?

Thanks!

 

i have and 06 tc.....and bought this exhasut a few months ago...i had no problems with it at all....the DIY here say it
comes with 2 screws but it comes with everything so you dont have to buy anything......and they fix the exhaust from eating the bumper...overall everything whent well.......everything on the DIY here is outdated

 

Awesome thanks for the help - mine will be here tomorrow

 

just got a downpipe also the stock pipe was just plain crap two different size pipes put togther made a little difference....

 

I already have the Megan S-pipe on.... What are you saying?

 

i was just saying i got the downpipe also thats it...the invidia downpipe is bent better then the megans one looks better also nice and smooth..just my opion

 

anyone lose low end torque with the megan midpipe?

 

I just got the Megan catback exhaust today! This DIY might be old, but it's still helpful! Can't wait to install it!

 

This is prolly a stupid question, just starting to learn about exhausts, but does this setup delete the cat?

Visual inspections here are a pain.

 

Catback exhaust generally removes the secondary catalytic converter. The primary one is on the exhaust manifold.

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This is an outdated DIY but it does still help. After I eventually do my suspension I'm gonna go ahead and replace my current exhaust (greddy) with this one.

 

Cool.

 

nice write-up even though it's outdated. gonna install a megan midpipe and s-pipe this weekend! i hope it doesn't take too long. i don't have an impact wrench.

 

I have the megan header and s-pipe. I want to finish the exhaust without the cel coming on so I can still pass emissions. What should I add on? Anyone got any suggestions? Right now it's the trd exhaust. In a 2008 tc manual transmission.

Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

 

I'm still new at this stuff.... So any help would do


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