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My friend did this to his z28, what do you guys think? lol (I want him to see what other F-Body enthusiasts think about his car ;) )
They are 4.5 inch
[ June 29, 2003: Message edited by: BlitzPuppet ]</p>
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hey yall,you need to think more!!! japanese import has 4 cylinder but they put big Tips in their car!!! why do we fbodies owner has 3.7 liter v6 or 5.7 liter v8 put a little tips in our car??????????????????? does our engine too weak for big tips?? tips dont do anything but it still show somepower-look!!!! look at ferrari and lamborgini!!! they all has at least 4 inches tips in their car
Wow, that has got to be quite possibly the dumbest thing I have read in a long while.
Let me begin with the car though -- tell him to get rid of the altezza-style taillights and the fat-tips.
As for VietRacingGuy--tips do nothing really performance-wise for a car, although it would probably be a slight loss in power if you were to have tips smaller than the diameter of the exhaust itself. Tips are a styling tip, and 4" tips are retarded unless the rest of your exhaust is that size - in which case you wont need tips to look that large. To me it looks like the camaro posted still has his stock exhaust. This would raise the rice factor quite a bit. Never make exhaust comments again please. Have a nice day.
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by KBeezy: To me it looks like the camaro posted still has his stock exhaust. This would raise the rice factor quite a bit.<hr></blockquote>
nah this dudes exhaust isnt stock he has the 80 series from Flowmaster.
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by KBeezy: To me it looks like the camaro posted still has his stock exhaust. This would raise the rice factor quite a bit. Never make exhaust comments again please. Have a nice day.<hr></blockquote>
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