Is it easy enough to fit an exhaust in your garage?

[Karls 50]

I managed an under tray off and diffuser fitting with the car on axle stands so is an exhaust easy enough?

[Bravo73 1,297]

Depending on how long the exhaust has been on the car, the first time might be a bit of a pain. But after that, it will be pretty quick.

(I’m presuming that you’re referring to just the silencer section. The full exhaust, including headers, is a much more involving job). 

[Karls 50]

Yes, just the silencer section.  It’s a 2016 350 so hopefully nothing too corroded yet.

[Kristof Thys 182]

Should be straight forward; like Jonny says.  30 - 45 mins all in.

[Karls 50]

Cheers guys!

[Doug Ashley 15]

I'm thinking of fitting a new valved box to my 2014 Evora S.  I've fitted exhausts before but never with a valve, is there anything I'd need to be particularly aware of when disconnecting/connecting the electrics?

[mik 376]

@Doug Ashley - worth a bit of research before you rush in.

2bular back-box sounds lovely (with various tip options that are more appealing than the oem pig-snout), but brings a pretty significant volume increase.

2bular manifolds & sports cat however raise the volume by a less significant amount, but definitely make the car punchier at higher rpm.

[Kristof Thys 182]

@Doug Ashley the only extra step with a valved exhaust is you need to "pull the vacuum tube of your original exhaust and put it back on the aftermarket one".  Takes at least an additional 15 seconds  ... 

[Doug Ashley 15]

@mik

I'll be going for a 2bular back box only, it's fast enough for me as it is 

@Kristof Thys

should be within my abilities... thanks   

[Karls 50]

What if you’re going from a standard system to non-valve? What do you do with the vacuum pipe - plug it?

[Kristof Thys 182]

Yes 

[Karls 50]

Thanks!