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After I bought my car, I was underneath the back installing the rear plate when I discovered the previous owner had installed Flowmaster mufflers. They sound great but the dull stainless tips are not much to look at. I was wondering if it is possible to mount something a little nicer (SHINEY CHROME......) and perhaps larger in diameter (to fill the openings better). Since there is only a few inches of exhaust tip coming directly out of the muffler, how do you get the nice larger tips mounted without seeing an obvious increasE in diameter (looking like a small "o" inside a big "O", I can't stand it when you see a truck or ricer with a normal size exhaust that suddenly goes to a 6" diameter tip), when you view the car from directly behind it. I also do not want any visible screws hanging down like you see in those Autozone bolt-on tips. Also, what is the largest diameter you can put back there without worrying about melting the rear bumper........TIA
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Last edited by MADSCOTSMAN; 05-19-2009 at 06:37 AM.
Thanks for the replies guys, believe me, I would never put a screw-on exhaust tips on my car. I was just wondering what size would fit without distortion because of the heat, and if I should try to pre-purchase a specific (recommended) set and show up at a shop, or if I should rely on what a shop has and expect to get a nice anal stretching for their "marked-up" tips.
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) and perhaps larger in diameter (to fill the openings better). Since there is only a few inches of exhaust tip coming directly out of the muffler, how do you get the nice larger tips mounted without seeing an obvious increasE in diameter (looking like a small "o" inside a big "O", I can't stand it when you see a truck or ricer with a normal size exhaust that suddenly goes to a 6" diameter tip), when you view the car from directly behind it. I also do not want any visible screws hanging down like you see in those Autozone bolt-on tips. Also, what is the largest diameter you can put back there without worrying about melting the rear bumper........TIA
for their "marked-up" tips.
