Mangaflow tips
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Mangaflow tips I installed a new Magnaflow exhaust. I'm very happy with the sound. Never loud, it has a nice growl when I get into it.
I never liked dual tips so I got the singles. They look terrible. They sit too deep under the bumper and don't match.
I have a set of three inch oval slash tips that I'd like to use. I called Magnafow and asked if they have plain (non-chromed) tail pipes in stainless.
The guy flatly said they don't sell tail pipes separately and the call was pretty much over. I must say I was very disappointed with this.
My question: Does anybody make tail pipes to replace mine in 3 inch stainless as just pipes without the larger chromed section?
I never liked dual tips so I got the singles. They look terrible. They sit too deep under the bumper and don't match.
I have a set of three inch oval slash tips that I'd like to use. I called Magnafow and asked if they have plain (non-chromed) tail pipes in stainless.
The guy flatly said they don't sell tail pipes separately and the call was pretty much over. I must say I was very disappointed with this.
My question: Does anybody make tail pipes to replace mine in 3 inch stainless as just pipes without the larger chromed section?
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From: NYC
Thanks guys I know I can do those things.
I was hoping to find the pipes in the right size, shape, bend and material with the correct hangers on them.
My thinking was that somebody else knew a Magnaflow part number.
I was hoping to find the pipes in the right size, shape, bend and material with the correct hangers on them.
My thinking was that somebody else knew a Magnaflow part number.
I also hate my tips they have never been even from date one now they look freakin cross eyed ! One is up and one is down too much , so I purchased slp dual dual tips off a member here and I'm having them put on with my longtubes this or next week
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I don't think it's a Magnaflow problem. It's just that the tails hold up the muffler and it's so hard to get just right & perfect. There's no way to really adjust one thing without it affecting another thing.
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As the tips are part of the pipes, there's no adjustment of the tips. One reason I want to put separate tips on the pipes.
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As a tidbit, I was able to locate a catback here on the forums. Somebody wanted the muffler, and I wanted the tailpipes/tips, so the guy split it up for us. Gave about $120 and they were still wrapped in plastic. I thought that was a good deal. Maybe you could find something like that.
did you get the whole catback or just the muffler? i saw those tail pipes on ebay for 100 3 days ago? check it out! and are on lts and ory? if so please take a good quality sound clip if you can 
going with this muffler soon.
going with this muffler soon. 
When I bought my Magnaflow cb I got the quad tip figuring that a tip change in the future would be easier even though it was extra money. Also, I didn't care for the regular version at all so it HAD to be quad tip... Sure enough, I ended up buying other type of tips for the look I want. I feel the quad tip version gives you the flexibility to change tips easily just by unclamp/clamp- you pay for it though...
