new dual exhaust tips

paisley_tele · Apr 2, 2008

Neil · Apr 2, 2008

Ok. :shock: Wow. They're big.

rayjj · Apr 2, 2008

Holy hell makes mine look like toothpicks lol

FSTDANGO3 · Apr 2, 2008

Huge is an Understatement
Steve
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Connman · Apr 2, 2008

careful they don't burn your paint, they look awfully close

dkitt10 · Apr 2, 2008

those things are epic?looks bad ass?and yea even when I put in my magnaflow I get the stock rear pipe and positioned it exactly how it was stock but the excessive heat (from free flowing?) melted about 1/2" of the bumper?and the pipe wasn't even close to touching before it started melting?

Ironworker711 · Apr 2, 2008

dkitt10 Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 1:59 pm PDT Post subject:
those things are epic?looks bad ass?and yea even when I put in my magnaflow I get the stock rear pipe and positioned it exactly how it was stock but the excessive heat (from free flowing?) melted about 1/2" of the bumper?and the pipe wasn't even close to touching before it started melting?

How long after your install did it start melting? Mine still fine, but you make me wonder if I should be looking into before it's too late.

Krown · Apr 3, 2008

Just adding a tip onto my exhaust melted the bumper good after a week or so as well. Had to take a grinder/sander to it to make it look right again.

As far as the O.P goes: :bugeyed: :twisted:

Oldtin · Apr 3, 2008

My Magnaflow did the same thing. Tip was nowhere near the cover??

JoMc67 · Apr 3, 2008

I have a Flowmaster 50 SUV with 3" pipe, and it also melted my bumper ever so slightly. Really can't notice it, but might sand it oneday.

Joe

IndyDurango · Apr 3, 2008

I'm not a fan of running without a muffler. Those pipes certainly make it look like a diesel pusher however. Go big or go home I guess.

Is it a duals setup with or without the spare tire in place?

IndyD

rayjj · Apr 3, 2008

You guys shoulda had them mounted a bit lower. Mine have been on for a good year now and no melting issues.

RT Mark · Apr 3, 2008

In all seriousness here, those stick out quite a bit so be careful with kids and pedestrians. A couple years ago I was running dual Camaro Tips on my Durango and a gal burned her leg when she accidentally brushed her leg up against them. So I took them off for some smaller flush fitting slant cuts installed.

paisley_tele · Apr 3, 2008

it's a super 44 with a singal pipe over the rear into a t type setup and no spare. cause a 20" spare ain't gonna fit. I like the where there at. there shouldn't be anyone that close to my truck to burn them.

JoMc67 · Apr 3, 2008

Ray has a good setup; his tailpipes are pretty much flush with the bumper, and not sticking out much. If people are that close to your bumper then they deserve to get burnt

Krown · Apr 3, 2008

rayjj said:
You guys shoulda had them mounted a bit lower. Mine have been on for a good year now and no melting issues.

How large are your tips rayjj? Mine (sorry, no duals here) is a 3 1/2'' and I really couldn't mount it any lower than I did. After sanding it though I'm please with how it looks.

IndyDurango · Apr 4, 2008

If you have a dual wall tip, it can be very close with little to zero melting issues. Single wall tips heat up and can cause problems. My tip is fairly close and no problems? it's a dual wall unit.

IndyDurango

DurangoDude · Apr 4, 2008

GINORMOUS!! :shock:

dkitt10 · Apr 4, 2008

mine burnt within a day?plastic creased its self so I bent it back and forth a dozen times?then kept driving and sime time while I was driving it fell off and made a perfect cut?no sanding needed

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