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What did you do for a exhaust tips?

jbott82

By jbott82
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CL8N Enthusiast

CL8N

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I want tips like that, but in regular chrome :)

GMANsr Enthusiast

GMANsr

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For thoses with the Chevy/GMC exhaust tip.Did you have to use a rubber mallet to get them on there? I just ordered a pair and I can get it to go on past two or three inches

Jay700 Enthusiast

Jay700

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I'd like too find a black tip that has a 4 inch outlet about 12-18 inches long too have welded on.

KUUG Enthusiast

KUUG

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Toyota tundra tip because it was sitting in a friends garage and it was free.

 

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Luster Senior Enthusiast

Luster

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Thanks luster

No problem... that's where I got mine.

bdbake01 Senior Enthusiast

bdbake01

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Toyota tundra tip because it was sitting in a friends garage and it was free.

 

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Blasphemy.

 

Not bad though. Price was right.

 

But yeah, blasphemy.

KUUG Enthusiast

KUUG

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Blasphemy.

 

Not bad though. Price was right.

 

But yeah, blasphemy.

 

There is no Toyota markings, I don't even know if it was a stock tip. Just know it came off a truck before they put it out on the used lot. I like it better than the stock Chevrolet one though

Cliff14Denali Enthusiast

Cliff14Denali

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I did RTP Black Tips on mine. I had to shorten the factory exhaust just a few inches to get the right look. I love the way it looks.

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