Is the stock Si exhaust able to be broken down into smaller pieces?

[Dan-O]

Pretty much the title question. I want to upgrade my exhaust, but I want to keep the stock one. the issue is I don't have a garage to store it so I need to be able to put it into the same box that brings the new system and keep it in my apt.

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[Oddwayne]

Pretty much the title question. I want to upgrade my exhaust, but I want to keep the stock one. the issue is I don't have a garage to store it so I need to be able to put it into the same box that brings the new system and keep it in my apt.

You would have to cut it yourself in sections.

 

[Jeffers]

A saws-all or even a hacksaw would do it. But if it were me, I'd try cutting it with my cheap HF large pipe cutter. Pipe cutter will make a straight clean cut and bevel the outside edges at the same time. That will make it easier to slip the pipes into a coupling and twist them to fit. Marking the pipes with 12" line before you cut them will allow you to re-attach the pipe ends in the original position.

 

[Hajidub]

I just put large hooks into the studs and hung it.

 

[Dan-O]

I just put large hooks into the studs and hung it.

thats a good idea, but my apt complex probably wouldn't be chill with a few holes in my ceiling and my studio doesn't have a long enough wall lol

 

[Hajidub]

thats a good idea, but my apt complex probably wouldn't be chill with a few holes in my ceiling and my studio doesn't have a long enough wall lol

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