Help Me Choose Exhaust Tips to go with theme of truck...pics included!!!
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Originally Posted by ziggaboo
when i get around to doing my exhaust i'll have two wide oval tips (kinda look like the ford oval but around 6-8" at the widest parts) that exit on each side behind the tire, it looks pretty classy from what i've seen. kinda like a escalade's tip, but on both sides.
Sounds like a nice setup!
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Originally Posted by jpdadeo
Stick with the stock exit and put a 16” by 3 ½” polished stainless, slant cut, rolled edge on. Those duel tip setups never stay exactly straight and lined up, then IMO look iffy.
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Originally Posted by ziggaboo
somethin like these:
they're pretty badass, they make them in SS and black chrome i believe
they're pretty badass, they make them in SS and black chrome i believe
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Just go off the phone with Troyer Performance. Looks like it I want to do a bigger muffler (to be quieter) then I have to piece the system together myself, which will not only be a pain in the **** but also cost more.
I also have to purchase the tips separately if I want camaro tips, which would increase cost and then I'd have an extra set of round tips I wouldn't know what to do with.
Hmmm, what do you guys think? Should I just go with the SIDO catback from troyer to save money and then maybe switch the tips out later if I find a good deal on ebay or something?
I also have to purchase the tips separately if I want camaro tips, which would increase cost and then I'd have an extra set of round tips I wouldn't know what to do with.
Hmmm, what do you guys think? Should I just go with the SIDO catback from troyer to save money and then maybe switch the tips out later if I find a good deal on ebay or something?
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Hey Guys,
Will the Magnaflow camaro tips fit on the catback exhaust SIDO setup that troyer sells? Then I'll just have an extra set of tips.
Some guy on ebay sells the magnaflow camaro tips for $59. Crazy good deal I think.
The camaro tips are 8 inches wide, two inches tall, 11 long, and have a 2.25 inlet.
Will they work?
Thanks,
Duke
Will the Magnaflow camaro tips fit on the catback exhaust SIDO setup that troyer sells? Then I'll just have an extra set of tips.
Some guy on ebay sells the magnaflow camaro tips for $59. Crazy good deal I think.
The camaro tips are 8 inches wide, two inches tall, 11 long, and have a 2.25 inlet.
Will they work?
Thanks,
Duke
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Originally Posted by F150 Duke
How my truck will sit on 22's without a lift, level or lower (for reference in picking exhaust tip):
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Any ideas on where I can find those camaro style exhaust tips that will fit the catback system troyer sells? The magnaflow camaro tips are 2.25 inlets and the pipe is 2.5, so I'd need a reducer and that wouldn't look so great.
Not only that, but the magnaflow camaro tips don't go full width straight back, they seem to tapper to the connection with the piper which might not look so good from a profile shot.
What kinds of tips are those on the Regency? Are they really Magnaflows?
Not only that, but the magnaflow camaro tips don't go full width straight back, they seem to tapper to the connection with the piper which might not look so good from a profile shot.
What kinds of tips are those on the Regency? Are they really Magnaflows?