2000+, show me your tips
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2000+, show me your tips
aftermarket or stock (if they are clean/polished)
trying to decide if i should get new tips, single or dual, OR dip the stock tips in chrome and push them out 2-3" ... i dont think anyone has done that yet..
trying to decide if i should get new tips, single or dual, OR dip the stock tips in chrome and push them out 2-3" ... i dont think anyone has done that yet..
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Originally Posted by Gumball
go to the back of your car. look down. mine look just like that.
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
i like those brian, can you post the manufacture and item number?
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
i like those brian, can you post the manufacture and item number?
IMCO Preformance
Here'* the tip page...
IMCO tips
Here'* a set of Maggy'* at www.hottexhaust.com
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It is so easy to clean up the aluminum I would never chrome them. Be very careful not to extend them too far or they will scrape the ground when going up steep driveways......and if they are chrome they won't be easy to clean up after that.
If you drag the aluminum, you can file it clean and buff it shiney again.
I do like the look of the dual duals though.
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ill do the work myself
http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j7...1/ssei/ct1.jpg
crazyjoe took all of his pics down!
http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j7...1/ssei/ct1.jpg
crazyjoe took all of his pics down!