How To Install the 500 Madness Performance Exhaust on a 124 Spider

Mike, from Madness Automotive in Spicewood, TX, installs Madness' new "Monza" Performance Exhaust on Itsy Bitsy.
NOTE: In 3 instances, I did not show the entire process in order to save some time:
1) Removing the under trays. I skipped showing Mike undoing the 4 12mm nuts which hold on each tray.
2) Taking the exhaust off the rear hangers. I only showed removing 2 of the 4 hangers because they are right beside each other and are removed the exact same way.
3) Adjusting the geometry of the tips. While I showed all the adjustment points, I did not show you the entire time Mike spent ensuring the tips were "just right".
Featuring a modular design with a 50-50 split behind the axle, 304 stainless steel, 2.5" diameter pipe throughout, black chrome or carbon fiber tips, and a choice of "Monza" (non-resonated mid-pipe) or "Lusso" (resonated mid-pipe), this exhaust lets your motor breathe better while giving you enhanced sound and looks.
Check out and buy this exhaust here: 500madness.com/fiat-124-perfor...
Madness Automotive provided free installation service in exchange for me making this video.
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[@moo_aus]

Nice install, sounds good.
The OEM Mopar "Monza" is about as noisy as we can legally go out here (Aus).
The slots in all of the under-trays are so when pulling them off without a hoist you just loosen off the slotted hole bolt and slide the tray out when removing the second last bolt. Much more control; no more dropping it on your head!
Putting it back on is also easier as you thread the first bolt and slide the tray onto it, then start the second bolt while easily holding the tray with your other hand.
Very practical, especially on the engine tray when changing your oil.

[@demetriseverett2318]

Thank you for this video I’ve been looking for a good video install for my 19 spider