pol98xc6

What is the best brand of exhaust tip to buy? Im thinking of buying regular or extra long 4" angle cut tips. I heared some have a wierd noise when its ideling

Lofty

We have them in stock with or without flappers. Flappers rattle at idle and can be a bit disconcerting but you get used to it.

With Flap: List $ 79.95 OSO price $ 57.40

Without Flap: List $ 64.95 OSO Price $ 49.95

Call or email me if you're interested.

Fionn
925.952.4240
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Shah Mat

It is a noise that takes some getting used to.

pol98xc6

what if you dont use the flapper?

LAKESIDE RESTORATIONS

You run the risk of getting a surge of water up the exhaust & damaging the engine.. Unless you have high & dry exhaust run with the internal flaps.. J

pol98xc6

Does the length of the tip have anything to do with the sound?
Jamie I will be calling you next week about the diverters and the tips!
Lucas

LAKESIDE RESTORATIONS

Cool.. Actually the length has little to do with the sound. The water that flows thru the exhaust & any baffles is what makes the major difference in power & sound.. The less water flowing thru & the less baffleing the more power it can potentially build and louder it can get.. Jamie / lakeside

LAKESIDE RESTORATIONS

By the way our 2 biggest selling tips are the Eddie marine & Corsa tips.. We have some others as well, but those 2 are usually the most common.. Jamie / Lakeside

Lofty

The sound is the flap rattling on the pivot pin. The flaps are metal with a vulcanized rubber rim. You can get tips with rubber flaps that make no noise but the flaps burn away. The rattleing isn't all that bad but most guys notice it right away.

Like Jamie said, the water makes the biggest difference in sound. The length is all about the look and is limited by the hight above the water line. Longer tips look more old school in my opinion (and I like that look).

Lofty

A little vid.... lets see if I can get this in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ2JMOQNm98

Just warming up. You can't hear the flaps from the outside but if you open the hatch up and stick your head under it gets noticable.