Dual Tips
Drifting
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: NJ
you mean like these? I paid about $450 plus a half hour to install. 
the old tips can be a pig to get off (mine were, I gave up and let the dealer torch them off) as the bolts and clips tend to get rusty.
the old tips can be a pig to get off (mine were, I gave up and let the dealer torch them off) as the bolts and clips tend to get rusty.
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From: Groton, MA
http://www.vertexauto.com/ShowItem/1...ell%20PT1.aspx
As mentioned above - these guys have them on sale on ebay all the time...but they make these turbo like tips that fit a regular 996 exhaust.
As mentioned above - these guys have them on sale on ebay all the time...but they make these turbo like tips that fit a regular 996 exhaust.
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Pacific Northwest
might not stick out farther but it's definitely much more noticeable than the oval tips which follows the curve of the bumper better on the narrowbodies. which is the reason why you guys are probably "upgrading" anyways.
on the turbo or c4s, the rear bumper is much chunkier and hides the sides of the tips much better whereas on the narrows, it's just too noticeable. looks out of place and awkward.
sure it's an eyes of the beholder thing - just sharing my opinion, take it personally if u want
on the turbo or c4s, the rear bumper is much chunkier and hides the sides of the tips much better whereas on the narrows, it's just too noticeable. looks out of place and awkward.
sure it's an eyes of the beholder thing - just sharing my opinion, take it personally if u want
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Peoria, AZ
They are stock on "Wide Body" P Cars generally. Turbos and C4S'. For narrow body cars you can purchse similar ones that look the same. Help me out guys. Do the C4S or Turbo Tips fit a narrow body stock..
Drifting
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From: Another Ex pat Brit in SoCal
I have the 'sticky-out' tips as well - love 'em!
They are HUGE!
Which is part of their attraction of course.
Not cheap, but then it's not a screw-on Pep-Boys muffler tip.
I was a complete wuss and let the stealership put them on after reading of seized bolts etc etc
They are HUGE!
Which is part of their attraction of course.
Not cheap, but then it's not a screw-on Pep-Boys muffler tip.
I was a complete wuss and let the stealership put them on after reading of seized bolts etc etc
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From: Denver, CO
Originally Posted by michael.s.under
They are stock on "Wide Body" P Cars generally. Turbos and C4S'. For narrow body cars you can purchse similar ones that look the same. Help me out guys. Do the C4S or Turbo Tips fit a narrow body stock..
...josh