Bigger exhaust tips
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From: Lodi
Bigger exhaust tips
Hey,
I'm looking for bigger exhaust tips... I don't wan't performance gain, and the stock exhaust sounds alright to me right now... so I don't want a full exhaust system. Don't have that kind of money right now. I just want to know where I can get the bigger tips, since the little stock ones just don't look right to me.
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I'm looking for bigger exhaust tips... I don't wan't performance gain, and the stock exhaust sounds alright to me right now... so I don't want a full exhaust system. Don't have that kind of money right now. I just want to know where I can get the bigger tips, since the little stock ones just don't look right to me.
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Originally posted by Guapo
Hmmmm 4 inches. Is that bigger than stock? Does it measure it along the angle, or pile width?
$100 shounds kind of rich.
Hmmmm 4 inches. Is that bigger than stock? Does it measure it along the angle, or pile width?
$100 shounds kind of rich.
If $100 sounds like a lot I guess your not gonna be buying any tips from Phillips huh.
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Originally posted by Guapo
Oh... I don't know if that's alot of money... I've never really bought exhaust tips. Should I just hold out for a while and buy a baisanni cat-back?
Oh... I don't know if that's alot of money... I've never really bought exhaust tips. Should I just hold out for a while and buy a baisanni cat-back?
Thats what I would do. just get the entire catback that has the tips built in to the price.
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Originally posted by Guapo
Oh... I don't know if that's alot of money... I've never really bought exhaust tips. Should I just hold out for a while and buy a baisanni cat-back?
Oh... I don't know if that's alot of money... I've never really bought exhaust tips. Should I just hold out for a while and buy a baisanni cat-back?
If you don't want to spend $100 for tips why are you gonna buy the single most expensive catback out there. Bassani is $635+shipping.
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Originally posted by soap
I am just a little confused here.
If you don't want to spend $100 for tips why are you gonna buy the single most expensive catback out there. Bassani is $635+shipping.
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I am just a little confused here.
If you don't want to spend $100 for tips why are you gonna buy the single most expensive catback out there. Bassani is $635+shipping.
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Originally posted by soap
You couldn't be more wrong.
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You couldn't be more wrong.
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Originally posted by jeffsavage
That's why I said "I THINK". Don't get on my case.
That's why I said "I THINK". Don't get on my case.
Just to specify.........JDM does not make exhaust tips. They use Magnaflow tips on their catbacks.
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Well then , does anybody know where I might get my paws,
, on a set of STOCK chrome or polished tips, that could simply be bolted on in place of my originals. I already have a cat-back and I just don't feel like visiting the muffler shop.
Not that my stockers are in terrible shape as I do keep them shiny, but obviously not as nice as chrome or polished tips.
, on a set of STOCK chrome or polished tips, that could simply be bolted on in place of my originals. I already have a cat-back and I just don't feel like visiting the muffler shop. Not that my stockers are in terrible shape as I do keep them shiny, but obviously not as nice as chrome or polished tips.
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Originally posted by soap
Easy tiger.........I am not on anyone's case. I know you said You think. And I said You are wrong.
Just to specify.........JDM does not make exhaust tips. They use Magnaflow tips on their catbacks.
Happy Holidays.
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Easy tiger.........I am not on anyone's case. I know you said You think. And I said You are wrong.
Just to specify.........JDM does not make exhaust tips. They use Magnaflow tips on their catbacks.
Happy Holidays.
--Joe
Just stressing out today at work, no offense taken. I said JDM tips, as someone else pointed out the LFP sells Magnaflow tips that JDM uses. To the original poster, $100 is about what you are going to have to pay for a set of nice polished tips. I am partial to the JDM/Magnaflow ones because I have the JDM Silver Bullet exhaust. But Ba-Bolt used to sell super high polished tips for around $100 as well. I am sure by measuring the pipe diameter there are all sorts of pipes or tips you could jam onto the stock system as well. I do agree the Bassani tips are really nice, esp. with that engraving on them... but in this guys case that's alot of coin to drop, also I think he wanted to keep stock system?