SLP Ripoff
9/21/05, 05:33 PM
#41
Originally posted by StangNut@September 21, 2005, 9:46 AM
Don, Did you compare the tips to see if there was any way to use the PF tips with the LM pipes? I'm guessing they're way too short.
Do you still have them or have you already sold them?
Don, Did you compare the tips to see if there was any way to use the PF tips with the LM pipes? I'm guessing they're way too short.
Do you still have them or have you already sold them?
I was thinking of trying that, but when the LMs arrived I saw that the LM tips are not removable (welded). And they are bigger (in dia) than the PF tips.
I sold the PFs already.
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9/22/05, 09:14 AM
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IMO the SLP Loudmouth tips look awesome. The above pic really looks good! I'm not worried at all about the angle of the cut matching the bottom part of the bumper. Especially if you tweak the installation to make them stick out like that (in the pic above). Then the cut angle matches the main part of the bumper. Makes it look like a '68 GT350. That's exactly how I want my exhaust to look. The dual exhaust on the old Shelby's where more square cut and stuck out like that. I love that look.
I ordered the Loudmouths this morning, and that pic makes me glad I did.
Edit: The Loudmouths are now $315 at mustangtuning.com... I got mine from rpmoutlet.com for $260 shipped. That's the best place to get the Loudmouths right now.
I ordered the Loudmouths this morning, and that pic makes me glad I did.
Edit: The Loudmouths are now $315 at mustangtuning.com... I got mine from rpmoutlet.com for $260 shipped. That's the best place to get the Loudmouths right now.
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