Well probably not as cheap as jrsy91gmc's PVC CAI.
Parts list:
From Pep Boys:
3A Racing 3x5" chrome oval exhaust tip
SKU: 28-2471
Price: $11.99
2" HD Universal Flexible Tail Pipe
SKU: 0-43645-10476
Price: $5.99
From Lowes:
2" Hub Coupling
SKU: 23462
Price: $3.27
Total: $21.25
For one, the little writing on the exhaust tip's label is a total lie, it says it fits pipes up to 3", it doesn't.
I went through the usual spiel of tearing out the airbox again. I took the rubber piece of the coupling out from the metal bands and stuffed it into the airbox hole, slid the metal bands back over it and then the flexible tail pipe up the middle and tightened the bands all the way down, nice snug fit.
Like I said with the exhaust tip, the mounting brackets with it do not fit, so I had to think quickly. I grabbed my dremel tool and poked two holes in the pipe to tap screws through it to mount the tip onto the pipe. Then taking the bottom half of the mounting bracket and bringing the two flanges together with my boot, I managed to fit it into the pipe and screw it down for a tight fit. Now I was ready for the fitting to see how it would all work out. Dropping the box back in was a cinch, no problems there. Then I got down below and popped out the little plastic piece on the front of the bumper and found my only problem.
The tail pipe is about an inch or two too long, I can get the tip up to the hole that is there now, but for a fit and finish look, I'm going to have to trim the pipe down by about a inch and a half to two inches, but I will save that for another day.
No road testing yet, I will see if I can tonight and pictures will be coming soon.
Parts list:
From Pep Boys:
3A Racing 3x5" chrome oval exhaust tip
SKU: 28-2471
Price: $11.99
2" HD Universal Flexible Tail Pipe
SKU: 0-43645-10476
Price: $5.99
From Lowes:
2" Hub Coupling
SKU: 23462
Price: $3.27
Total: $21.25
For one, the little writing on the exhaust tip's label is a total lie, it says it fits pipes up to 3", it doesn't.
I went through the usual spiel of tearing out the airbox again. I took the rubber piece of the coupling out from the metal bands and stuffed it into the airbox hole, slid the metal bands back over it and then the flexible tail pipe up the middle and tightened the bands all the way down, nice snug fit.
Like I said with the exhaust tip, the mounting brackets with it do not fit, so I had to think quickly. I grabbed my dremel tool and poked two holes in the pipe to tap screws through it to mount the tip onto the pipe. Then taking the bottom half of the mounting bracket and bringing the two flanges together with my boot, I managed to fit it into the pipe and screw it down for a tight fit. Now I was ready for the fitting to see how it would all work out. Dropping the box back in was a cinch, no problems there. Then I got down below and popped out the little plastic piece on the front of the bumper and found my only problem.
The tail pipe is about an inch or two too long, I can get the tip up to the hole that is there now, but for a fit and finish look, I'm going to have to trim the pipe down by about a inch and a half to two inches, but I will save that for another day.
No road testing yet, I will see if I can tonight and pictures will be coming soon.