heh finally got my muffler in.. its a dual tip 3A racing that just BARELY fits in the exhaust hole for the body it... it actually rubs up against hte side of the body kit... which led to the spot where it touches the body kit to have the paint burned off it ... oh well i knew something like this was bound to happen... i just fear the day the paint starts to chip causin my whole bumper to start flaking away

but it sounds nice not ricey at all and a nice lil growl for the VG30

 

 

looks nice, but IMO the tips should be closer together

 

ye i agree.. but it looks alot different in a catalog than in real life =/

 

Very nice. So much for blacking out your license plate number

 

anyone have any ideas how to prevent this from spreading?... i had a lil idea of putting that stuff they use for truck bed liners on the bodykit around the tip... cuz its in the inside and the body is dark it wont be that noticeable... ideas anyone? shaved/aws... im sure one of u got a trick or two up yer sleeve

 

clear nail polish? lol


Diego- I was going to say the samething too

 

we wouldnt be having this discussion if u just sold me the Greddy

hehe j/k

 

. I like my Greddy

 

Rhino lining isn't made for heat and would probably melt too, and make a nasty smell. I havn't done any painting myself but I'd think that you could use some heat resistant paint, like they use on motors and stuff.

 

try some high temp paint

 

hey where did u get those bmw headlites and body kit at by the way bass azz car

 

you could always rivit aluminum around the opening and then paint it to match the bumper

 

What about using brake caliper paint? i think that it is supposed to be resistant up to 500 degrees

 

Or you can always take it back let them cut and re-weld the muffler in a better position. Those are pretty big muffler tips, even when centered properly the clearance still going to be close (but shouldn't touch)