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I've seen a few T1 around the Forum with quad tips and it's been tempting me. I love the look on my Vette and figured I would try it on my truck. Big thanks to @lapoolboy for providing the tips! Getting the factory tips off was a pain but putting the new ones on wasn't bad at all. I've got a friend who's a great welder and he made short work of the project. I really love the way they turned out and they made the exterior sound of my Corsa system just a hair deeper.

 

 

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BluegrassMotorsport
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I've seen a few T1 around the Forum with quad tips and it's been tempting me. I love the look on my Vette and figured I would try it on my truck. Big thanks to @lapoolboy for providing the tips! Getti

kodiakdenali
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I went with quad rounded square. I thought they fit the body lines of the truck well. I love the look! Quad tips really fit great on these trucks with the stock tips removed.

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Here is a shot of the quad tips on my 2020 Custom. They were installed by the master himself, Kirk Robinson of Kinney Muffler in Ft Worth, TX.  I had the tips installed on my stock system because I wa

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26 minutes ago, Deviant_Opinion said:

What tips are they? I've been debating on quad tips myself. The fake bumper tips chevrolet has just doesn't do it for me.

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That, I'm not sure about. I bought them from @lapoolboy when they came off his truck. I believe he bought them from a local muffler shop. He may be able to give more details. There's a few options on Amazon as well. 

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32 minutes ago, BluegrassMotorsport said:

That, I'm not sure about. I bought them from @lapoolboy when they came off his truck. I believe he bought them from a local muffler shop. He may be able to give more details. There's a few options on Amazon as well. 

Man love the look. I have been wanting to do this and I called Corsa  but they don’t make tips for our trucks with rear bumper exits. Let me know if you find any info out on what tips they are. 
Truck looks really good!

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Def on my short list to do this on my rst.


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Definitely looking to do the same to my at4, borla wants 600 just for the tips which is insane

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21 minutes ago, Kyle's AT4 said:

Definitely looking to do the same to my at4, borla wants 600 just for the tips which is insane

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That's crazy talk. The markup from the name-brand dealers is insane. 

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I went with quad rounded square. I thought they fit the body lines of the truck well. I love the look! Quad tips really fit great on these trucks with the stock tips removed.

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15 minutes ago, Kyle's AT4 said:

Any info on what kind they are?

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Mine are Borla. Atak system. Can't help with the previous poster's.

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17 minutes ago, Mac-427 said:

That's a nice look.  Kinney Muffler in the DFW area does great work and I've already emailed them a photo.

LOL.  That's exactly where the tips came from!  Unfortunately, they don't sell/ship the tips online.  You HAVE to be an in-store installation customer.

 

That said, I believe the brand name is on my paperwork.  I'll dig it out and report back.  Maybe they can be sourced elsewhere.

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I'm 20 minutes away from Kinney and a frequent flier because Kirk Robinson has touched virtually all my rods and customs.  His great exhaust work gets drive in customers from all over the country.

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Yea im trying to find the tips that will fit and ill weld them on myself, I love the look

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