4 inch pipe not so neatly welded to a flowmaster 60 series.

Done by a local muffler guy.

Thought I'd share.

 

For a piece thats that visible it sucks maybe on a tractor or sumthing , I dont mind this kind of welding though it looks "tough" esp when its stacked up thick.

 

You could make it look 100 times better if you beveled the ends, welded together, then ground the welds smooth. Or you could buy a pre bent tube and just cut it to fit. Just my 0.02

 

I agree, it could be much better looking. I am not a welder, so cant take blame or credit. It was my local muffler guy. It's just a cheap tip, but I think it looks OK.

 

Looks rugged. Also kinda looks like your Civic has worms though.

 

Id take it off and grind those down smooth and repaint. Would look 80x better. Functionally who cares, looks fine

 

 

You should probably back it into a parking curb and smash it flat against the muffler so the car will no longer run and nobody else has to see that atrocity!

 

Damn,

haters gonna hate.

 

You might as well have used dryer ducting.

It looks like garbage.

#stancelyfe doe amirite

At the very least take a flap wheel or sanding disc and knock the welds down so it looks like one uniform piece, then repaint it. At least then it won't look like some halfassed piece of scrap metal.

 

Bigsby 2016

 

not sure what you expected it to look like when you take it to a muffler shop.
For what they do it looks fine. For what we do it doesn't. As stated above, take it off and grind it smooth and repaint it. Take you 30 minutes

 

Well, for my purposes it looks and works fine. I was cheap and you get what you pay for. Since I do not weld or have those tools, I cannot make it any better. To each their own.

No need for further posts.

 

You don't have sand paper?

 

I've seen worse on air bagged sport trucks. But yeah, that's pretty bad for even a muffler shop.

 

Flowmaster 60 series has a 4" inlet/outlet? I don't think so.