Tips that cost lets say $30 each and a 40 series at $69 each would be $129.95. Install being $50 - $100 I could definitely see how the price of $200 out the door works.

 

x2. thats what i did on my 98 f150 4.6L. made it very loud!
lol the guy i sold that truck to let me drive it today for old times sake, and i got pulled over for the exhaust! o ya and tint. luckily got a warning

 

hows his si/so sound?

 

what exhaust are you running?

 

My tips were 60 a piece. So thats just me, I don't think you can get SS tips for 30 or less.


I hear ya!

 

my full setup is- factory precats then-rear (main) cats cut out 2.25" pipe in place of them- then factory y pipe and single factory pipe till rear axle- y-pipe installed and dualed out the back a 45s with 18"x3.5" ss slash cut tips. i think the factory exhaust piping is 2.5"

 

I have found quality tips in stainless steel for $22 each. Mine were $55 each. Name brand price affect

 

well, mine weren't name brand(to my knowledge) def aren't Magnaflow or anything. But thats what you get for buying them at the shop.

 

what is so good about magnaflow tips?

 

how would 4'' round bodies sound from maggie. i cant find any videos

 

They're made by Magnaflow so they're automatically awesome











Magnaflow offers a great selection of tips in various lengths, inlet sizes, outlet sizes, double outlet tips and uniqulely shaped tips. All made of T-304 stainless steel and will last for ages to come.

The round bodies are a hint louder than the oval bodies. Cashel and scotyg both are running 4" round bodies in true dual set-ups. Hopefully they will chime in and post their links. If not i'll volenteerly post them for them.

 

lol ok. do they have high flows?

 

Yes Magnaflow manufacturers hi-flow cats too.

 

im running that same setup, i like it, its much MUCH better than stock IMO. i say go for it (i hav 14" case muffler)