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ok so here the problem. i made a custom dual exhaust for my r/t. i forgot the hangars at home so i couldnt weld them on rite then so i used the good old coat hangar solution. i clamped on the last section of the exhaust with a coupler so i can remove it and put legal exhaust back on it if i ever need to. now that i have the hangars with me and have ti fix one small leak i cant get the last section off. the clamps dented the pipe a small amount aand it wont pull off. how can i get it off without cutting again.?
heat it up with a torch till its glowing bright orange,or yellow where the dent isthen it should pull right off. It'll be hot enough to bend the dent out when you pull on it.
Or buy those exhaust pipe splitter tools that never work
it can be hard to get off with a hammer if the clamps dented it that much.....i always had problems like that, but i would just cut it off and then put in a new piece........you could always try to split the pipe
i cant get a hammer or anything in the spot to hit it. i mite cut it but dnt really want to. the duals with nothing but straight pipe all the way back sound awesome. not as good as my old neon did with more power but dam good still