trumpet style tailpipe for DQP's question.

[wolfswest]

Hi guys,

Played around this afternoon with Jelle and we installed his dual quiet pack on my car instead of the A1 style muffler.  I love it, but one thing could be better.  It's a bugpack model, but unfortunately the bugpack models don't have "trumpet" style tailpipes...  What would the cheapest way be to put trumpets on them?

Anybody else done it before?    tips and tricks around here?

Dem

[Gunter]

check out the new CSP dual quiet packs , also for Bugpack headers


Gunter

[wolfswest]

check out the new CSP dual quiet packs , also for Bugpack headers


Gunter

So, there is a merged version on the market now? 

[Gunter]

PM sent

[Jon]

What would the cheapest way be to put trumpets on them?

Cheapest way is to flare the pipe yourself. It's just a matter of forcing a cone down the end of the pipe, I found a piece of stainless tube and did it in my press and then welded it on the muffler.

[Tobi/DFL]

Hi Jon,

that´s just the way I did it with my dual quiet.

Tobi

[margaret]

apology for making this thread up. but i need help for my tail pipe. i dont know if this is the right place to post this one but im hoping. one of the tail pipe on my stock exhaust has dropped down. I have pushed it back up and secured it with some wire as a temp fix. It looks like the weld on the bracket has broken.Is a replacement exhaust box needed or can the bracket be welded back on? thanks in advance!