Installed new Big oval Tips today (pics)
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Installed new Big oval Tips today (pics)
I just received the large oval tips I ordered from Maxspeed (ebay) and had to install...the sound is better ( megaphone effect) with the RSR's and I like them...still have some straighting to do, as I guessed a little off.
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Nice job!
I have a set of Porsche (OEM) Chrome exhaust tips that are just fab.
Only trouble is - even after I soaked the nut(s) with PB-Blaster (sp?) they wouldn't budge a friggin' inch! So ...until further notice ...I'm kinda stuck with my 'sandpapered' steely ones.
Any advice on getting those nut(s) to shift?
G.
I have a set of Porsche (OEM) Chrome exhaust tips that are just fab.
Only trouble is - even after I soaked the nut(s) with PB-Blaster (sp?) they wouldn't budge a friggin' inch! So ...until further notice ...I'm kinda stuck with my 'sandpapered' steely ones.
Any advice on getting those nut(s) to shift?
G.
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Thanks Tony...they are 4 1/2" across and seem as big as the original Porsche one's, but at a fraction of the cost. My nuts came right off ( sounds like a personal problem)
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Originally Posted by g_murray
Nice job!
I have a set of Porsche (OEM) Chrome exhaust tips that are just fab.
Only trouble is - even after I soaked the nut(s) with PB-Blaster (sp?) they wouldn't budge a friggin' inch! So ...until further notice ...I'm kinda stuck with my 'sandpapered' steely ones.
Any advice on getting those nut(s) to shift?
G.
I have a set of Porsche (OEM) Chrome exhaust tips that are just fab.
Only trouble is - even after I soaked the nut(s) with PB-Blaster (sp?) they wouldn't budge a friggin' inch! So ...until further notice ...I'm kinda stuck with my 'sandpapered' steely ones.
Any advice on getting those nut(s) to shift?
G.
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Originally Posted by c993k
Break the bolts then put on new ones. Chris
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Originally Posted by Pickled Piper
Yep, destroying the bolts is the only way. Either slice through the bolt with a hack saw or use a dremel tool with a cutting disc.
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