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If you have the patience its better to take it off, then its much easier to do, but it all depends on how handy you are with a tool kit. From there you can use something like a jnr hacksaw or dremel or whatever you can get your hands on and some sand paper (to tidy it up), however i would advise buying a 182 style surround as its never that neat without one. (unless your having a twin pipe fitted in which case you cant)
Not trying to be offensive, but if you're this worried about taking things apart on your car I reckon you'd be better off leaving it to someone with more know-how.