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what are you guys using besides the lse tips? i have the magnaflow exhaust, but i was thinking of having round tips instead of the turndowns....obviously i will have to have an exhaust shop cut the bumper. also, will that make the exhaust sound different coming straight out opposed to being turned down to the ground.
 
I used the magnaflow dual double-rolled tips $49.95 each

the tips will not change the sound noticeably.
 
These guys have the LSE Valance. or the 03+ Here's a few pics of mine with magna flow single oval type tips the shop cut the black plastic part of my valance. I think they did a great job.

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Heres a shot of our mufflers with the 4.75 inch rolled ovals. The XII twin tipped mufflers we carry look viscious as well.


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i've got an '00 without exhaust cut outs, so instead of making the cuts we just brought the pipes down about 45 degrees with 3" round tips. i personally like the effect.
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you guys got any pics of the already cut plastic part so that the tips will sit parallel to the ground ( or almost)? i want to cut them out myself with a dremel so i just want to see pics if anyone has done so yet.
 
Have steagle show you a side profile because I have seen a few like that and you can see the nasty looking part of the exhaust and then the tip as well. His may be different though.....
 
Quik LS said:
I used the magnaflow dual double-rolled tips $49.95 each

the tips will not change the sound noticeably.
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Maybe not on an LS. I had a friend with 40 series Flowmasters on his mustang and turn-downs opposed to straight tips definitely made a difference in sound.
 
looks good. i think thats gonna be my next project. just gotta find some tips i like and find out how much its gonna cost to cut the curved tip off the stock exaust tip.
 
Stinkin, those look great! Polish them up a bit with some metal polish and they'll really complement the car! Good work!
 
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