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Old 12-20-2016, 02:20 PM   #1
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Wink Excellent! Many thanks!

Thank you Boxtaboy and JFP for the confirmation - it was just down to dumb luck that I attached it as I did, not noticing the spacing difference until after the fact.

But I do now admit that I find it quite odd that this part does not come with any sort of a "This Side Up" marking, as it is obviously super easy to flip it around the wrong way.

Gelbster, I know what you mean about those U-pipes! But that will be work for tomorrow, as I am working in an unheated garage and I am done for the evening.

Since this issue has come up, here's a couple of work-in-progress pictures of one of my pair of gutted secondary cats. I cut the end of the canister off with a band saw, removed the heavy (7 pounds each!) metal honeycomb core, and then rewelded the end cap back on it.

End result should be a nice stealth look (disclaimer: for off-road use only of course).

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Old 12-20-2016, 02:26 PM   #2
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But I do now admit that I find it quite odd that this part does not come with any sort of a "This Side Up" marking, as it is obviously super easy to flip it around the wrong way.

Since this issue has come up, here's a couple of work-in-progress pictures of one of my pair of gutted secondary cats. I cut the end of the canister off with a band saw, removed the heavy (7 pounds each!) metal honeycomb core, and then rewelded the end cap back on it.

End result should be a nice stealth look (disclaimer: for off-road use only of course).

Thanks - DM
Maybe some people did exactly that (install the other way), and thus it looks like their exhaust tips are touching the bumper cover. And wow!!....the canister looks like a major restriction!
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Old 12-20-2016, 03:53 PM   #4
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Ha! I should have said "track use" instead of "off road".

Don't think that the Boxster would make a good candidate for a Baja runner.

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Progress pictures from today

...... and yes, the bracket (see first post in thread) was indeed correct and right-side-up as noted by Boxtaboy and JFP, so thanks again!
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