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very nice
I was trying to get a exhaust shop to do something exactly like this to my factory muffler with an aftermarket tip they had a few weeks ago and I got frustrated with them and gave up.
this is the same look I wanted and for the same reason. Wanted something beefier looking.
my question is does is look bad inside the tip like a bunch of butchered metal ?
I was trying to get a exhaust shop to do something exactly like this to my factory muffler with an aftermarket tip they had a few weeks ago and I got frustrated with them and gave up.
this is the same look I wanted and for the same reason. Wanted something beefier looking.
my question is does is look bad inside the tip like a bunch of butchered metal ?
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You really can't see the butchered metal, but if you're worried, you could always paint the inside a flat black.Originally Posted by 68_GT
my question is does is look bad inside the tip like a bunch of butchered metal ?
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you know what nevermind. I just realized that due to the larger diameter of the G tailpipes than the Altimas tailpipes the cut pieces of metal would be pretty flattened out inside the tip when jamed on.
I bet it's hardly noticeable huh ?
I bet it's hardly noticeable huh ?
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Black sucks in absolute daylight or in photographs. This is my second black car and definitely my last.Originally Posted by Jeff92se
I see rice and swirl. j/k looks good.
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definitely a clean economic mod! I am now taking orders let me check my local mall parking lot for inventory. HAHA JK


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After all that work, you need to polish the can. It's those finishing touches that pull it together.
It looks like the tips are $24.88/ea from our guys at everythingg35.com
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...13&catalogid=2
That's a hell of a lot cheaper than the $50-100 I was seeing for other quality tips that would have required welding and fabbing to cut the length down a bit.
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...13&catalogid=2
That's a hell of a lot cheaper than the $50-100 I was seeing for other quality tips that would have required welding and fabbing to cut the length down a bit.

