exhaust tip question
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exhaust tip question
Maybe this is a dumb question if I am getting a exhaust tip for a 3" pipe do i need to get an exhaust tip that has a 3" inlet to get welded on?
imagine this exhaust without the tip thats what i currently have, I just wanna make sure i buy the right size tip that I need
imagine this exhaust without the tip thats what i currently have, I just wanna make sure i buy the right size tip that I need
Last edited by mugen777; Aug 30, 2008 at 05:01 PM.
Not sure exactly what your asking but if your running a 3" diameter pipe from the Cat then you should get a 3" exhaust tip thats 3"... otherwise the back pressure will differ from stock... (can anyone elaborate more?)
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well what im doing is running a full 3" straight pipe but just wanted to get an exhaust tip like so
http://www.jegs.com/p/Hooker/744873/10002/-1/10255
just wanting to make sure i get the right size i have a 3" straight pipe exhaust i am assuming i need a 3" inlet size tip right? to get welded i just didn't want a raw pipe
http://www.jegs.com/p/Hooker/744873/10002/-1/10255
just wanting to make sure i get the right size i have a 3" straight pipe exhaust i am assuming i need a 3" inlet size tip right? to get welded i just didn't want a raw pipe
I dont wanna bash on what you are trying to do but i see no point in an exhaust tip like the one on that page. fwiw, I like the raw looking tip. do u have an exhaust system that comes with a tip? or are u using the stock evo exhaust?
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But i took it to an exhaust shop today and got it cut right after the rear hangers before the muffler and had a 3" piece welded (muffler delete) here ill show ya a pic and get your opinion, sounds sick
Last edited by mugen777; Aug 30, 2008 at 05:01 PM.
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uhh the whole reason you buy an aftermarket exhaust, is to alter the back pressure. you have the chewbacca theory in full effect with what you just said.



