Exhaust Tip help.
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Guys I'm looking for a stock looking exhaust tip to replace the ones I put on my car from auto zone when I couldn't find any other dual tip in town. Anyone got any ideas? These pics are the tips that are on it now. Little too Ricey for my taste if you know what I mean.
Double wall so your paint does not blister.
Got mine from Stainless Works. Went whole season and chrome has not blued. http://www.stainlessworks.net/cart/i...p?cPath=23_182
Got mine from Stainless Works. Went whole season and chrome has not blued. http://www.stainlessworks.net/cart/i...p?cPath=23_182
Last edited by toofast928; Dec 9, 2012 at 10:55 PM.
this is what I have. It's made by Hooker Headers. I picked it because it looks pretty much like the stock muffler. It's a 2.5" single slip-fit (you could clamp or weld), about 14" long overall, with dual 2.5" slash tips. You can find them online for about $35.
I tell you what... If you just cut those tips you have on there in the opposite direction they would look FINE! Start at the top of the tips and cut them in the reverse direction so they are getting closer to the car as you proceed down and I think you would have a nice looking set there... Might be worth a shot. Costs nothing but time to do that...
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When I had it installed I had to decide which way to go up or down. Looked worse trust me. It's not only the cut that looks funny it's the size of the openings. Their way to large.
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Chris here's the link to the tips that you have I believe. Can you see which ones you have on your car? Also any other opinions are welcome. Jason
http://www.holley.com/types/European%20Style%20Tips.asp
http://www.holley.com/types/European%20Style%20Tips.asp
Jason, when I first changed my pipes, I removed everything past the front Euro resonator muffler, split it into twin 2.5 pipes to the tail, and then used two 3.5 foot long miter cut s/s tips with the point at the top.
I still have the entire system as removed from the manifold down pipes. it's not pretty (mandrel bends and all that) but it sounded great. nothing ricer about it.
Your welcome to it, but you'll have to come get, as it's too big to mess with on shipping.
something for you to think about........
-Russ
I still have the entire system as removed from the manifold down pipes. it's not pretty (mandrel bends and all that) but it sounded great. nothing ricer about it.
Your welcome to it, but you'll have to come get, as it's too big to mess with on shipping.
something for you to think about........
-Russ
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Jason, when I first changed my pipes, I removed everything past the front Euro resonator muffler, split it into twin 2.5 pipes to the tail, and then used two 3.5 foot long miter cut s/s tips with the point at the top.
I still have the entire system as removed from the manifold down pipes. it's not pretty (mandrel bends and all that) but it sounded great. nothing ricer about it.
Your welcome to it, but you'll have to come get, as it's too big to mess with on shipping.
something for you to think about........
-Russ
I still have the entire system as removed from the manifold down pipes. it's not pretty (mandrel bends and all that) but it sounded great. nothing ricer about it.
Your welcome to it, but you'll have to come get, as it's too big to mess with on shipping.
something for you to think about........
-Russ
Chris here's the link to the tips that you have I believe. Can you see which ones you have on your car? Also any other opinions are welcome. Jason
http://www.holley.com/types/European%20Style%20Tips.asp
http://www.holley.com/types/European%20Style%20Tips.asp
Anyway, yeah - that's what I have. 21430HKR is the part number.



