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Cat Back Replacement Question

Looking at swapping out the abortion that is my cat back..

Looking at the PET, i notice a sealing ring between the catalyzer and the exhaust pipe.

Part # 94411120300

Does this need to get replaced when I do the exhaust or do i just reuse what I have?

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I just reused mine. It's a hard ring - I had to chunk it out with a screwdriver, but it popped out in one piece and fit right on the SFR system.
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They do get old (and possibly corroded) over time and don't seal as well. Replace if corroded. Keep if not.
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I reused the old one when i changed the cat-back on my car. It had a sizeable chunk missing out of the side. I would buy a replacement if yours leaks (which it probably will i think).

Getting those bolts loose for the catback flange were a *****...i broke all 3 off intentionally because the bolts were so badly corroded to the studs.
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I had a shop drop the exhaust to fix some stuff on the tranny and drop the torque tube about 2 weeks before I pulled off the exhaust on mine... it came off easy!

Oh, I also was using a lift and air tools at the Dodge dealer in town
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Lucky, i was to lazy to bring the car to my fathers shop. I ended up getting the rear on ramps and using alot of brute force with open ended wrenches. I was surpised how heavy that stock exhaust was compared to the SFR unit. I had trouble supporting that exhaust with both hands, putting in the SFR with one hand as support was a breeze however.
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Thanks guys. $6 piece from pelican. Thing I'll spend the couple of bucks (why stop now?).

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