Anyone with the TDX V2 exhaust can chime with these simple questions


1)How much are the tips adjustable?

2)Does motordyne offer extensions?

3)Or what have you done to make the tips stick out further?


Im about to purchase this exhaust and I've seen that it sits pretty tuck under the OEM rear bumper.

I already have a Nismo diffuser so it will look even MORE tucked.

PICTURES WOULD BE GREAT ALSO

 

Any help would be appreciated

 

why not ask MotorDyne aka Tony yourself? hes on Driver, his screen name is Hydrazine

good luck man

 

For some reason.. I dont know why i didnt think about that... *face palm*

 

Still would be good to know what people have done to make the tips stick out further

 

Here's a picture of how my tips sit. The are a bit tucked, and MD does not offer extensions. Tony mentioned to have a exhaust shop fab one up. Only the drivers side tip would need an extension. The passenger side can be adjusted to about a 1/4-1/2 inch past the bumper. The tips are adjusted via 3 Allen bolts. Excuse my dirty car :/

 

Why is it that the passenger side can be extended further?

 

Seriously, call Tony, he's really helpful to deal with and will answer your questions.

 

The passenger side axle pack portion must have something like 1/2-3/4 inches more piping, either that or it's just a minor design flaw. The driver side tip in the picture above is adjusted the absolute furthest it will go.

 

Hey Ive already sent him PMs.

Doesnt hurt asking around dude.

 

Thanks for the response. Looks awesome still.

This is the V2 you have right? Any droning? I read that the V2 doesnt have droning issues.

 

I had the same issue with my motordyne exhaust. I have the CF chargespeed rear bumper and they make your exhaust tips tucked. I made my own extensions for them. Will post a DIY and pics soon.

 

Yeah this is what Im talking about right here!

You made your own extension? Interesting. Ive got to see this.

 

Don't take that in a bad way, i was saying it as he really is good to talk to, he will really help out and take your call along with options and questions the websites don't usually cover

 

Yeah he is a really cool guy with lots of info.