Interior/Exterior Exhaust Tips
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#77
can you please link the magnaflow muffler?
#79
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#83
I just got quoted $40/tip (sf bay area). I'm new to the exhaust field. Do the tips provide any difference besides look?
thinking about getting these
http://www.assuredautomotiveproducts...A.qscstrfrnt03
or
http://www.assuredautomotiveproducts...AC013b-BKG.htm
thinking about getting these
http://www.assuredautomotiveproducts...A.qscstrfrnt03
or
http://www.assuredautomotiveproducts...AC013b-BKG.htm
#84
I finally got mine from James @ MotoringWerks installed. Very nice tips and I'm delighted with the outcome!
Installed at a local exhaust place @ $50/tip. I could have gone to a cheaper place, but they're hours are limited and I wanted to get them done!! They had been sitting in the boot riding around with me for the last month and a half!
Before & After attached
Installed at a local exhaust place @ $50/tip. I could have gone to a cheaper place, but they're hours are limited and I wanted to get them done!! They had been sitting in the boot riding around with me for the last month and a half!
Before & After attached
#85
I'm very interested to hear how the Magnaflow muffler sounds. Any chance you or anyone with a similar muffler can post a vid of the sound?
#86
#87
Hey fillupmycup,
I was looking at those same tips but when I went to my local muffler shop and they put Chaos up on the lift I came to realize that the 8" length might need to be modified to fit. There is a bend in the stock exhaust tubing right at the 8" mark on both sides.
Also those tips are powder coated and over time the heat from the exhaust will cause the powder coating to flake off. My suggestion is to go to your local shop and look at the tips they have in stock or can order.
The tips cost me $40 but the real expense was the ceramic coating. I was told it would be $50 but when the header shop called me to pay it was $90. But the coating will last the life of the exhaust probably longer and I think matches the trim better.
As for loading a sound byte of mine I am going to work on that this week and hopefully get something posted.
I was looking at those same tips but when I went to my local muffler shop and they put Chaos up on the lift I came to realize that the 8" length might need to be modified to fit. There is a bend in the stock exhaust tubing right at the 8" mark on both sides.
Also those tips are powder coated and over time the heat from the exhaust will cause the powder coating to flake off. My suggestion is to go to your local shop and look at the tips they have in stock or can order.
The tips cost me $40 but the real expense was the ceramic coating. I was told it would be $50 but when the header shop called me to pay it was $90. But the coating will last the life of the exhaust probably longer and I think matches the trim better.
As for loading a sound byte of mine I am going to work on that this week and hopefully get something posted.
#89
fillupmycup: I went to a local muffler shop, Johnny Franklin's here in Santa Rosa. Any muffler shop should be able to help you with tips. As for the ceramic coating I sent them to Sanderson Headers in South San Francisco (they have a web site) but if there is a closer one or the muffler shop knows one look into them.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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#97
For those who've tackled this already, do you think these tips from eBay would work? Or would I run into trouble with the 8.5" overall length?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-New-2-...item1e677267f8
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-New-2-...item1e677267f8
#98