Evap canister concerns with muffler relocation???
I should have the Dynomax Ultra Flo welded 6" round (part #17230) arriving tomorrow. I sprayed down the hangers with some WD-40 in preparation for the install mid-pipe a la rockcrawler cat back system. My only concern is whether or not the tight squeeze between the frame and the evap can will have any negative effects on it due to heat. I assume it's good to go being Dynomax offers the cat back sysetm, but wondering if anyone else has had any issues?
relocate the evap canister to above the rear axle.
$30 at your local Auto store should take care of the fittings/ hose.
You can use the factory bracket too. you just have to modify it and drill through the tub in the back, 4 bolts, some RTV and your done.
It only took me about an hour once I had the parts.
$30 at your local Auto store should take care of the fittings/ hose.
You can use the factory bracket too. you just have to modify it and drill through the tub in the back, 4 bolts, some RTV and your done.
It only took me about an hour once I had the parts.
relocate the evap canister to above the rear axle.
$30 at your local Auto store should take care of the fittings/ hose.
You can use the factory bracket too. you just have to modify it and drill through the tub in the back, 4 bolts, some RTV and your done.
It only took me about an hour once I had the parts.
$30 at your local Auto store should take care of the fittings/ hose.
You can use the factory bracket too. you just have to modify it and drill through the tub in the back, 4 bolts, some RTV and your done.
It only took me about an hour once I had the parts.
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It's best to relocate it if you can because I tried keeping it close to the relocated muffler adding a heat shield which over time failed to provide the coverage needed and I burned two holes in the evap and had to have it replaced.


