post up your limp dick exhaust tips. i want to do a custom setup on my s2k, but im having a hard time finding a good muffler that isn't cheap ebay aluminum.

 

lloks like you have two great choices above

 

yeah.

$1500 and $2100.
f-that. i rather go custom.

 

Gram Lights exhaust!?

 

Those are really nice choices if you've got deep pockets and a sense of insecurity. But it's up to you, if your only worried about looks, put a "tip" on a custom or "cheaper" kit.

 

just buy a quality muffler w/o a tip and weld on a turn-down yourself.

 

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where can you buy TITANIUM turn-down tips?

 

Freaking ballers. I hate you

 

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serious..

 

try Burn's Stainless

 

i personally like the gram light muffler, burns stainless is getting to common

 

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i want titanium for that blue look

 

Is that exhaust impotent?

 

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You can achieve that by heating steel to a certain temperature.

 

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I am prettty sure that titanium itself is a silvery metallic metal... All that blue is either the company used high heat to make it turn blue, similar to oxidation. Or its anodized blue. So there would be no difference between aluminum and titanium, other then price.

 

oh... so i can heat stainless to do the same thing?

 

Yes. I think someone did a DIY for it. I can't remember if it was here or on another forum.

 

heres what i found on google:

As John Wright stated, there are several ways to turn steel blue. If you are just wanting to color the steel or give an effect such as case-hardening, all you need to do is prep the metal as to your satisfaction with polishing with buffing wheels, wire brushing, or crocus cloth. You then apply heat via oxy/acet. with a high oxygen content flame and gently start brushing the metal with the flame and observe as the temperature rises, the metal will start to turn blue. You keep moving the flame once the desired color is reached till the entire piece is the tone of blue you seek.

 

burns:

 

what piece is that from burns?

 

Where do they sell Burns exhaust?

EDIT: found it never mind

 

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post the link here.

 

If you just want the blue look, that can be done by heat treating any steel tip exhaust... titanium is much more expensive, but for good reason... it weighs less and is much more JDm tyTe Y0...

 

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Please do!!!