August 31, 2006
Could use some suggestions here. Been looking at something like this for the tip of my exhaust pipe.
Was told I would have to cut off part of the tail pipe cause it curves downwards so the new tip would fit right.
Help!!!!
Emily
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Was told I would have to cut off part of the tail pipe cause it curves downwards so the new tip would fit right.
Help!!!!
Emily
September 1, 2006
Why not get a cat-back system and those are included in the box
But yes you got to cut the pipe to make it fit.
September 1, 2006
What ever you get make sure it is stainless not chromeSeptember 1, 2006
Oh yeah, stainless NO Chrome. Chrome will rust
October 13, 2006
YEAH.. JUST TAKE IT TO A PLACE LIKE MIDAS AND ITS PRETTY CHEAP TO DO IT.. THEY WILL JUST CUT SOME OFF AND WELD THE TIPS IN PLACE.. I HAD IT DONE TO MINE BEFORE I CHANGED THE WHOLE EXHAUST.
October 13, 2006
like they said also you may have to have a slight bend added to the exhaust so the tip clears the bumperWalt
October 13, 2006
Haven't decided yet and still looking around.
October 14, 2006
save up your money and get a performance axle/cat back system, its worth it
May 5, 2011
hi guys I thought I would take my American Racing Tailgunners off for the winter.. Now my question is... What is the best way to take car of them while they`re off? Of course I have them stored in a shed, but is there a conditioner I can put on them? And car exhaust tips too, best way to keep them nice?May 5, 2011
Just clean them off and oil them up for storage. The oil will help to prevent rust. It`s kinda like a gun, a clean gun will rust, a oiled gun wont.
May 6, 2011
^^^ Agreed.You could also spray them with a good coat of WD-40.
Both oil and WD-40 don`t mix with water. So, where they are, water (and rust) won`t be.
SoCal94
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