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Dual Tip Exhaust Tip for OEM

jasch1124

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jasch1124 Enthusiast

jasch1124

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I have a 2015 w/ 5.3L V8. I love the look of dual tip exhaust tip like the Borla setup pictured below but really have no need to redo any of the other exhaust components.

 

Has anyone successfully accomplished a similar look, maybe with a simple clamp on style type of mod, on the OEM exhaust?

 

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tootall87 Enthusiast

tootall87

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Sub'd. Had loud exhuast on my last truck. It's nice to be able to hear again but would like something other than an unfinished pipe out the back.

 

In a perfect world those black dual tips from corsa look great.

DKZ71 Enthusiast

DKZ71

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I would like more info on options as well. I have looked at GM Borla system, but it's a lot of money for more "noise" and the look I want.

deerhunter88 Enthusiast

deerhunter88

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I'm also interested in this. Would like to delete the muffler and dump it right under the truck after the resonator but if they make some cool tips like this I think that would look cool as well.

6D9 Matt Enthusiast

6D9 Matt

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No not yet. I am in the market for a new truck hopefully in next month or so, then I will be buying some mods including one of these.

 

I know a few people on the forum have used the site and been happy with the results.

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