Mecham power oval tips. Do they come like this
You WOULD use one of those above to attach the tip to the tailpipe as I had mentioned earlier.
But you have to get a second one, that is about 1-2" overall length to cover the hole.
Again, cheesy way to do it tho, ...
The buyer should really simply clean'em up a bit, & list'em on Ebay for another Honda, Kia, Toyota, ..., or other ricer owner to buy them & use them for same flame-thrower function.
Or maybe someone with a 1953 Buick will buy'em & use for his flame-thrower, ...
I'm saying IT WOULD BE A BIG DEAL IF IT HAPPENED TO YOU.
And don't bullshit anyone & say it would be okay.
So STFU your self if you're gonna be that way.
Even if you use 3-4" clamps, the holes will still be filled by the tailpipe it slides over. so it makes no difference....
Hell, when I installed my second set of tips, I actually drilled holes and bolted them in place (right through the pipes)
The bolts were still virtually invisible unless you stuck your head under the car

FFWD to 4:37 and see if you can point them out....
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How can you guys says it's nothing?
All of you that say it's nothing, ..., would simply accept it?
No way that's true.
It's not about the money anymore, it's about the principle of the sale & full disclosure.
I wouldn't care it were $3.
If you bought a car online, & it showed up & had a dent in the lower rear fender, ..., would you accept it & say, hey, it happens, get over it, ...
You have to put yourself in the buyers shoes. If you bought something, & it proved out to be not exactly as it should have been, what would you do?
Facts is, it was hidden from view, purposely or not, ..., it was NOT fully disclosed about the condition.
When you get stopped for speeding, & you say, "I didn't know it was a 45mph zone." Doesn't the cop say "Iignorance of the law is not an excuse."?
So when you sell something that is not as the buyer knows it should be, do you really simply believe "Oh well, tough luck"?
When you order a meal at Red Lobster & you don't get your cheddar biscuits, ..., don't you say "Hey, ..., where the hell's my biscuits?", ..., or better yet, "Why does my biscuit have a hole in the side of it?!?"
*stirrin' the pot, ...*
PontiacFan, you have no idea who I am or what I would or wouldn't accept. I bought a pair of Strano springs second hand that were supposedly 'brand new' and I got them for $50 less than new because the kid was selling his car before he installed them. When I got them, there was some flaking on the powdercoating for the rear springs, and it was obvious they were installed. I asked and found out that he was the second owner and the first owner installed them for a week and then he bought them but never installed them.
Guess what, I didn't give a rat's *** because they are a spring, not an appearance mod and the powder coating would have come off as soon as I installed them.
I got a great deal, and at the time there was a wait of 1-2 months to get a set of Strano's.
No difference here, you bought a used item for a big discount and the hole doesn't impact the performance or use of the item. Stop crying and just freakin install them and enjoy them.
It would be a totally different story if I was told the tips were brand new.
I wouldn't care it were $3.
If you bought a car online, & it showed up & had a dent in the lower rear fender, ..., would you accept it & say, hey, it happens, get over it, ...
Anyone that would is a fool, plain and simple.
Would you go to a used car lot and assume everything the salesman tells you is the truth?
Since he's probably never seen a brand new tip up close, I wouldn't expect him to know what they were for.
So when you sell something that is not as the buyer knows it should be, do you really simply believe "Oh well, tough luck"?
You can't always assume the seller knows the history of every item he sells, especially if it's used....
In fact, many of the used parts I sell, I couldn't tell you what they looked like when they were new
Hell, I plan on selling my '29 Ford soon and I'm not the original owner (big surprise there, eh?)
It has ton's of mods and it seems I learn something new about it on a daily basis.
I honestly don't have a clue what it looked like when it rolled off the assembly line, but if a buyer comes back to me a week later because he claims this or that wasn't original, you can bet your *** I'll say tough $h!t because it would've been sold "AS IS"
You're comparing used items to new items

If someone took a bite out of my freshly baked biscuit, then yes, I would have a big problem with that

But if I were hungry and digging through a trash can for leftover scraps, I wouldn't have a problem with it and would only expect there to at least be a bite

The only thing I can gather is that you feel he should have showed them too you before you bought them, and because they are not made this way, you don't want them on your car?
PS.. Im not defending anyone here just curious as to why you think these tips are so bad because of the holes.
Dude bought a USED set of exhaust tips. If I didn't know any better, I'd assume that the holes were supposed to be there, seeing as how they are completely out of sight and have ZERO EFFECT ON ANYTHING. There is nothing wrong with those tips. What, are they going to rust out because of the holes? Will it make your check engine light come on, and make your car sound like a Cavalier?
They will mount up and function like they should, and they will look fine. Come on man, we're talking about a used set of exhaust tips. Some of you are acting like the dude bought a set of drilled up pistons or something.
It's not a matter of the 'they will function fine'.
They are not what in the condition they should be.
I'd be mad as hell if I bought something like that shown in the pictures & they arrived with holes, & the seller wasn't helping. Hell, I'd even file a Paypal claim if I had to, to resolve it.
Alchemist, ..., I'd bet $100 you wouldn't accept it either if it happened to you.
You wouldn't put them on your car with a hole in them.
Had anyone seen the ad, with the holes & the notes that they were there, the sale would have gone COMPLETELY different. No doubt in my mind. No matter what the current sale/buyer paid for them, it would have gone differently.
IBTL, ...
ding ding ding
no you refund it all and pay for shipping back to you , i shouldn't lose anything .
just because you didnt know these were a custom app , you should step up and refund it all and cover shipping back . its the only right thing to do .
And for people saying not a big deal this and that your ********. These holes dont belong there and they wernt shown . The seller should just refund my money and eat the money and resell them .









