Found these exhaust tips at autozone...
#24
just so you guys know the center round piece in the tip is only about 1.5 inches in depth... it's purley for looks... it does NOT go all the way back to the inlet on the tip. The pictures don't really show that...
And yea... they would be welded on... f#ck those bolts
I'm not saying I would even do these guys... i probably won't... but just saw them at auto zone and figured i'd share...
the price is good and it makes for a cheap alternative to spending $300 in tips...
And yea... they would be welded on... f#ck those bolts
I'm not saying I would even do these guys... i probably won't... but just saw them at auto zone and figured i'd share...
the price is good and it makes for a cheap alternative to spending $300 in tips...
#25
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Go down a few more exhaust tips and you will find the ones I purchased. Dual Outlet Rolled tips. I had the Corsa Knock-off's and I sold them because they were too small for me. These tips from Autozone are beefy and fill up the gaps just the way I want them too. I purchased them about 6 months ago and they held up better than the Corsa Knock-offs. They are stainless steel and pretty much a good bang for buck tip. There are a few members on here that run them also, and that's where I got the nerve to go out and purchase them myself. Here's one pic:
Here is a few more taken from a member at MFBA.org at a car show we went to.
http://www.doodnet.com/misc/midwestcs/index.html
Here is a few more taken from a member at MFBA.org at a car show we went to.
http://www.doodnet.com/misc/midwestcs/index.html
#26
Originally Posted by 02TransAm/Batmobile
Go down a few more exhaust tips and you will find the ones I purchased. Dual Outlet Rolled tips. I had the Corsa Knock-off's and I sold them because they were too small for me. These tips from Autozone are beefy and fill up the gaps just the way I want them too. I purchased them about 6 months ago and they held up better than the Corsa Knock-offs. They are stainless steel and pretty much a good bang for buck tip. There are a few members on here that run them also, and that's where I got the nerve to go out and purchase them myself. Here's one pic:
Here is a few more taken from a member at MFBA.org at a car show we went to.
http://www.doodnet.com/misc/midwestcs/index.html
Here is a few more taken from a member at MFBA.org at a car show we went to.
http://www.doodnet.com/misc/midwestcs/index.html
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Originally Posted by 02TransAm/Batmobile
Go down a few more exhaust tips and you will find the ones I purchased. Dual Outlet Rolled tips. I had the Corsa Knock-off's and I sold them because they were too small for me. These tips from Autozone are beefy and fill up the gaps just the way I want them too. I purchased them about 6 months ago and they held up better than the Corsa Knock-offs. They are stainless steel and pretty much a good bang for buck tip. There are a few members on here that run them also, and that's where I got the nerve to go out and purchase them myself. Here's one pic:
Here is a few more taken from a member at MFBA.org at a car show we went to.
http://www.doodnet.com/misc/midwestcs/index.html
Here is a few more taken from a member at MFBA.org at a car show we went to.
http://www.doodnet.com/misc/midwestcs/index.html
I like the look- similar to B&B's tips. Do you think that an exhaust shop could expand the inlet?
#31
Originally Posted by 02TransAm/Batmobile
Oh yea, click on the link on the bottom for more pics.
#34
hmmm... these look familiar... cept much better finish on them... very tempting...
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...4011_200334011
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...4011_200334011
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I have the Autozone oval tips on my WS6. I had previously cut the stock tips off and installed SLP dual dual tips. These are tucked back fairly far. I just screwed them on. IMO they look nicer than the stock tips. If I replace the exhaust I'll probably get some tips from PYPES exhaust.