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				Hole in muffler, need to replace
			 
			Well, I noticed my muffler developed a golf ball size hole on the drivers side, right behind the tire.  I will have to fix this ASAP as my inspection is due soon. Any one know a garage in the Northeast Philly area that is good for this? I usually go to the dealer(Holbert's), but I was hoping for somewhere closer and cheaper. Thanks in advance, Tim 
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			buy a used but in good shape one for way less than $100 and slap it on. there are a couple bolts on the front and rear hanger and the 3 holding the pipes together. Speedy   
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			Unfortunately, I have a gravel driveway.  Can this be done with out jacking up the car?
		 
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			I got mine done by a local mufler shop who does custom work for the Japanese Car. I got two car done mufler and tail pipe and on my Son's car put straight pipe on the cat. for about $280. My Son likes to make noise while Mine is more melow sound.    | ||
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			Are there any benefits to attaching either the muffler or the catalytic converter using clamps vs welding them together? I've always used clamps for ease of replacement.
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			clamps don't seal that well.  and the pipes your're going to clamp need to be a good fit and overlap by a good chunk.   i think normally they have flared pipes for that purpose.   i had my muffler and a cherry bomb clamped in for a while...but it just keep leaking from moving around. i finally just welded it all in. | ||
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