How To Install A Catback Exhaust - Project Integra
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2014
- Catback Exhaust Installation. How to install a catback exhaust on an Acura Integra. The catback exhaust installation is a fairly straightforward process, requiring only the removal of 5 nuts/bolts, and 5 rubber hangers to remove the stock exhaust.
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Gotta say, the jack/breaker bar combination is rather ingenious.
+UndergroundTrev Slowly trying to break loose a stuck blot like that has a much greater chance of stripping the heads. It's better to hit the breaker bar with a hammer, the quick force will break it loose with less chance of stripping the head. I've never had problems with bolts that way, even rusted out ones as long as you soak them in penetrating oil and/or PB Blaster.
he is brilliant!
I honestly and of firmly believe if I did this I would have had less of a chance of breaking off a stud but I guess that was my mistake
@@AdmiralRustyShackleford good advice!
That breaker bar technique was genius, must remember that if I find a stubborn bolt under my car..
This is hands down my favorite exhaust on the integra. Did this project back in January. Trying to find a similar catback for my RSX
Anthony Baron think it’s worth the $450 it costs now? When this video was made a couple years ago it was priced at $250.!
I like it thinking beyond a typical engineer and using a floor jack to brake loss nuts. nice! making the impossible possible
cobra454tim So many problems with this comment.
such as?
break or brake?
cobra454tim Well if you want to know...? "Brake" is an issue. "Loss" instead of loose. Youve got a few other grammatical errors including some double spacing. I was actually commenting on the idea that you think hes "thinking beyond a typical engineer". An engineers job is to find new ways to do things. Engineers are paid to think outside the box and rework traditional ideas. So your comment was sort of redundant and misplaced. Unless you were trying to say that he is thinking beyond a typical mechanic... In which case you would still be wrong because this is well known trick of the trade around shops.
Justaguyyoutubin I was using speak to text.....Engineers, I have to deal with them every day as a Mechanic. He is, however an Engineer doing something mechanical....so....
This Project Integra series was a great idea. I love seeing the test results. Can't wait.
its great seeing you putting the theory into practice ! the use of the jack to losen the bolts was true genius too ! magic as always!
watching this vid reminded me of how excited i was with my civic type r when i got my catback exhaust installed. i can still rmb how my heart raced when i first heard my car's new voice
Neat trick with the breaker bar and jack. Way to improvise!
Awesome video! I am loving the "Project Integra" series! Keep it up!
Thanks! Doing my best to work on it. NEED. MORE. TIME.
I'm loving the Integra videos!
JonWarAll same it still hasn’t died down yet I am still watching this video 4 years later haha a little bit because it was on my recommended but still
Thank you for taking you time in teaching us. You are a great guy !
dude i love your videos im no gear head but i know my way around a block i like how you explain more on how stuff works and the reasoning behind it man thanks for all you for all i have learned from your videos man keep up the good work man
i just wana thank u for this video. first time ever installing a cat-back an gotta say it was easier than i thought. keep in mind i did this on my own just by watching this video. keep the videos coming, very informative as always.
I just want to say thanks for the videos! It's defiantly helped me a lot! Live the project integra series!
got a yonaka for my base dc5 coming, this really gave me the confidence to do it myself
Its nice to see that your project is coming along well! Awesome job!
Excellent video been waiting a while and it was worth it.
Just did mine on my Prelude and this helped a lot.
the sound is just perfect i love it
I have had 2 Yonaka 2.25in exhausts over the years on my 97 LS and they are awesome!! Especially for how inexpensive they are.. Only thing I did was I had a different resonator welded up differently so that it sat up in the exhaust well like an OEM exhaust.. The "Droop" seems to be a pretty common issue with these exhausts.. Great video as usual!
I love the project integra series
I just wanted to say that I love your videos and that I'm interested in cars because of you.
I came at first to see what a turbo charger is since i have it in my jetta, and then i found myself viewing most of your videos! I even bought that DIY engine kit from your recent video!
Please keep posting new and interesting content :)
Riyad Massrwa Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy the videos!
I'm enjoying the project so far.
Bro I love your integra, so clean!
Thumbs up for actually working on your car unlike most people Engineering Explained for future reference the midpipe refers to the section between the headers and the catback, and includes the cats (if the car has them). At least that's how it goes with most v engines. I've seen front wheel drive cars with a cat welded to the headers as well
pooft Lee It was a pipe, in the middle, so I called it the middle pipe. :) But you've got the terminology correct.
That floor jack and breaker bar trick is quite neat.
First time I've seen the breaker bar technique. Very clever for DIY at home
Amazing technique. I usually end up removing an exhaust system with a hack saw. Actually unbolting it is pretty awesome.
This video will help me out a lot... Debating on doing a WRX catback exhaust install soon.
Had this installed on my integra, granted.. it was automatic.. but it still sounded great! very glad you went with this choice :)
Not only is the video fun to watch, but I bet this guy can do a great Ross Gellar impression too.
New exhaust sounds good ( not obnoxiously loud or buzzy) a nice purr sound good choice of an exhaust.
Great videos man. Keep it up. This project is going to be great when it's done.
Have to give it to you, those tires are beautiful. Nice treads
Nice. I'm going to get a cat-back exhaust for my 2006 Pontiac G6 GT
for one i like how you put the bricks under the ramps and using the jack on the bracker bar. nice.
Fantastic explanation, keep up the awesome work!
Using the jack with the breaker bar was pretty damn smart.
Haha, thanks! I always say if you're working in a garage you must be at least A) Strong or B) Smart. Both is obviously ideal. :)
Awesome video! Keep em coming, good luck!
using gloves while installing a stainless steel exhaust is smart because the oils and acids on your skin can cause 304 stainless steel to rust/corrode in those spots, especially in high temp applicants. stainless steel is not 100% stainless, and it's not 100% rust proof. it is simply more stain/corrode/rust resistant. thank you, Engineering Explained, for these helpful videos!
great video very safe and very concise
That was the sickest camera flip of 2014
breaker bar on the jack lift is a great idea!
Great video man. Awesome job
that yonaka exhaust is really clean looking. much better than the usual fart can that u see on 3rd gen tegs. if fits the rear diffuser well.. nice vid!
Great Video! can't wait to see what's next :D
Great vid. I like the exhaust. Nice sound and doesnt sound like the normal chainsaw sound every is into.
Awesome work dude!
The jack/breaker bar combination is what I use to do when I loosen the oil drain plug on the 78, Dodge Challenger. But I used a wrench instead.
hey man hope you get that job at Hotrod garage your the perfect kind of person for it.
You make a good mechanic!
very nice sound, Good work my friend!
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Can't wait to see acceleration tests. Hope it get some difference.
I wait for your videos as I wait to study some subjects at university.
Lucas Peres There is a difference, though I would have been better off using a higher frame rate. Some lessons learned, and some data that's useful. Should have a video up in a couple weeks!
jack to break the nut, brilliant idea, deff gonna do that if I ever need too! I have an electric impact but gets heavy holding it after 10 mins trying to get a nut out of a hard to reach place haha.
smart using the breaker bar with the jack!
Sounds good! This is what Hondas should sound like lol
I love your idea on breaking those nuts lose very nice way of thinking it's same with me when I couldn't find my oil filter remover so I used a screwdriver and hammered a hole into it and loosen it up (my dad taught me that) funny how the human mind works when you put it in good use
That was awesome! What's next?!
Your videos are helpful explain stuff in depth.shit is funny I just came across this video and I just recieved my yonaka cat back today same yours.cool stuff man keep it up
Next mod is to paint the calipers red. Adds a lot of horsepower
Grayson McLeod So many powers.
Mighty car mods
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Haha, thanks for the suggestions! I laugh because I'm not sure if your statement regarding "running out of ideas" is serious or not. I have too many ideas, not enough time. :)
Engineering Explained well if you're not running out of ideas then I wouldn't worry about it! I say running out of ideas because you've covered about every topic and some more than once!
Will be doing my catback on my integra soon
god damn dat sound yeeeeaaaassss!
whats the next thing? a body kit? lighter seats? idk!!
Nice video!
very amazing video thank you
Yay! Get new seats! Bucket seats ;) those old ones seen their days haha
Sounds great.
really cool vid, thx
Make a RWD integra. It has been done before and it is sooo nice.
I installed a cat back exhaust on my car today!! It took about 3 hours just to remove 2 rusty bolts from my old exhaust...
You ought to do a video explaining torque measurements like lbs/ft
nice work
nice sound
Good job.
Great video ! Would i notice any performance gains if i got a decent flowmaster catback for an otherwise stock 4.0L v6 mustang?
I saw that you bolted the cat back right into the stock catalytic converter, I have a set-up in my garage now and cannot fit it direct.
The yonaka cat back is 2.5 inch, I'm getting 2" from the cat forward.
that jack is a great idea to break bolts!
penatrating oil (usually flamable) + open flame = best idea ever
+Cole Wright The propellants are highly flammable. Once the oil is out, it takes a significant amount of heat to ignite it. Not that I'm recommending you try to find out what that limit is...
+Engineering Explained I know man I was just joking with ya
good jab!
I'm curious about the jack you used. It seems to have a lot of height, and I'm looking for one that lifts higher than the old reliable Craftsman. Also, I like the part about breaking the bolts using a jack. I ended up having to cut and drill out a very stubborn bolt.
I love this integra project series !!! Keep it up man you're awesome !!! But i have a little question at 9:40 and after it looks like the new pipping sits too low....almost scraping the ground...is it just the angle of the camera that makes it look like it or is it really too low ? Oh btw the new exhaust sounds mean!! great sound :PP
Great video! Would it be the same process installing a catback exhaust on A 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 l?
I want a yonaka exhaust too however I have a 4dr integra 1999 gs. I been seeing a lot of reviews for 4dr folks like me, people saying it’s too low and it be scraping on the road bumps.
Are you going to do a front end conversion with headlights? If so can you do a vid on it? Thx.
Can you do a playlist of your project Integra. I'd like to watch your build as you go along
Clayton Rendon Absolutely, was planning on making this once it had a few more videos. :)
Old brake fluid works great and sometimes even better than penetrating oil.
you think that's rusted?? oh boy...
i got the very same exhaust but im putin it on a EK civic, which is shorter than the teggy so the cat part of the yonaka exhaust is almost touching the open end of the header, basically eliminating the cat ive just been too lazy to fabricate the header to resonator pipe
every time i see someone unscrewing a nut of a bolt or screw I HAVE to think "lefty loosey, rightey tightey"
I noticed at the end of the video that the intermediate pipe was hanging a little low, did you go back underneath the car and adjust the hight of the pipe?( otherwise you'll scrape it going over a speed bump and ruin the finish)
For a cat back exhaust do you need to remove the catalytic converter??
Just out of interest would it be better to first loosen all bolts whilst it's still in position rather than when it's hanging down. Putting pressure on the other bolts left in. Just curious? Great watch by the way!
I'm thinking of building a custom exhaust on a '95 Accord EX. Essentially, running a dual split header (2 cylinders per) into an x pipe followed by dual catalytic converters, resonators, and tailpipes. Very similar to a muscle car setup with a v8 but scaled down to focus on low and midrange torque for the 4 banger. My intention is to locate the O2 sensor bung directly in the central part of the x-pipe to adequately gather information from all 4 banks- OBD1 programming, as I'm sure you're aware. My question IS since there is a Venturi effect at this point in the system, do you anticipate this location would cause poor readings from the sensor or cause drivability issues otherwise? .. I really appreciate your channel and any outside perspective would be much appreciated. Thanks!!
Love the video! I'm also learning (far behind ya though) but i'm installing motor mount inserts soon along side a header and cat-back exhaust system, any suggestions? Like to go with 4-1 or 4-2-1, or any brands to go with? Love watching your explanation videos the most! looking forward to another video of the integra! :D
Billy Williams Haven't tested headers yet, but eventually I may get there!
I wonder if the lighter actually helped at all? I've always heard you need MAP or Oxy/Ace to get anything done, I've tried using propane in the past and it did nothing. I also tried PB blaster, a 19.2V impact, and using a jack on a breaker bar with a pipe on it and all I did was bend the breaker bar and I had to spend an hour cutting it instead. Maybe I just have bad luck with rusty parts...
AgentHydra The lighter definitely helped. Heat is heat. I couldn't get it off without using it. I used a propane torch on a few that were more stubborn (and wouldn't budge just using the lighter), also did the job.
nice and purty!
Hey! im thinking about this or a Magnaflow, money isnt an issue, and im just wondering how this held up?
I have a stock teggy.. What would I want to do to it first. It's gonna be my first project car (not stick shift tho) :/
Is there a flex pipe installed with the original catalytic converter ? If not, when do you need one ? My mechanic told me I need one BUT I don't see one in yours.