Pics of my mod extended exhaust tips on A-Spec body kit.
Originally Posted by neuronbob
Where did you buy the piping for the extension? Others interested in this mod will want to know.
Good job with the install pictures, though!
Good job with the install pictures, though!
Thanks in advance
Originally Posted by SpicyMikey
I agree. Where did you get that pipe? Seems like a specialty type part. Save us all some fishing on the internet and give us a part number or website, etc.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance

For less than $15.00 (21/4" clamps (2), adapter pipe (2), High temp. paint can.
You can omit high temp. paint* ( save you $5.00).
*I used high temp. paint just to be sure they are not rusted in the long run.
For the adapter pipe as in the picture #2, you need to cut 2 places 3/4" L x 1/2" wide and slightly bend up so when you slide in, it will not interfere the welded OEM bracket. Also, you have to change the longer screw that holds the exhaust tip so it will stay secure.
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Originally Posted by vluu
nice job!
btw, your 3M doubled sided tape deck spoiler install looks good too! Thinking of doing the same thing, since I don't want to drill holes. Any issues since your install?
btw, your 3M doubled sided tape deck spoiler install looks good too! Thinking of doing the same thing, since I don't want to drill holes. Any issues since your install?
Originally Posted by AsianTL
Very secure and stay there like super glue.
Originally Posted by AsianTL
All parts are from Pep boys. I forgot the size (part #548549).
For less than $15.00 (21/4" clamps (2), adapter pipe (2), High temp. paint can.
You can omit high temp. paint* ( save you $5.00).
*I used high temp. paint just to be sure they are not rusted in the long run.
For the adapter pipe as in the picture #2, you need to cut 2 places 3/4" L x 1/2" wide and slightly bend up so when you slide in, it will not interfere the welded OEM bracket. Also, you have to change the longer screw that holds the exhaust tip so it will stay secure.
For less than $15.00 (21/4" clamps (2), adapter pipe (2), High temp. paint can.
You can omit high temp. paint* ( save you $5.00).
*I used high temp. paint just to be sure they are not rusted in the long run.
For the adapter pipe as in the picture #2, you need to cut 2 places 3/4" L x 1/2" wide and slightly bend up so when you slide in, it will not interfere the welded OEM bracket. Also, you have to change the longer screw that holds the exhaust tip so it will stay secure.
Just got a chance to go over to Pep Boys and get that exhaust pipe adapter you suggested. Part number was correct and led me right to the piece I needed (#548549). They were out of muffler clamps but it fits so snug (and I banged it on good) that it should hold just fine until I can get some. Looks SOOO much better now.
Couple things; First, you said we want 2 1/4 clamps. I think we need 2 3/8 or 2 1/2 to fit around the "female" end of that connector pipe. Regardless, they were out of all sizes and I'll need to look elsewhere. Second, that cutout you said was needed didn't apply to me in any way. Not sure why, from the picture, your exhaust tip and adapter pipe seem identical, however, it didn't get in my way.
Once again, thanks for the suggestion and the part#. Such a simple solution I feel like an idiot not thinking of it myself.
I'd take a picture, but, it looks identical to your shots posted already.
Originally Posted by SpicyMikey
Follow up:
Just got a chance to go over to Pep Boys and get that exhaust pipe adapter you suggested. Part number was correct and led me right to the piece I needed (#548549). They were out of muffler clamps but it fits so snug (and I banged it on good) that it should hold just fine until I can get some. Looks SOOO much better now.
Couple things; First, you said we want 2 1/4 clamps. I think we need 2 3/8 or 2 1/2 to fit around the "female" end of that connector pipe. Regardless, they were out of all sizes and I'll need to look elsewhere. Second, that cutout you said was needed didn't apply to me in any way. Not sure why, from the picture, your exhaust tip and adapter pipe seem identical, however, it didn't get in my way.
Once again, thanks for the suggestion and the part#. Such a simple solution I feel like an idiot not thinking of it myself.
I'd take a picture, but, it looks identical to your shots posted already.
Just got a chance to go over to Pep Boys and get that exhaust pipe adapter you suggested. Part number was correct and led me right to the piece I needed (#548549). They were out of muffler clamps but it fits so snug (and I banged it on good) that it should hold just fine until I can get some. Looks SOOO much better now.
Couple things; First, you said we want 2 1/4 clamps. I think we need 2 3/8 or 2 1/2 to fit around the "female" end of that connector pipe. Regardless, they were out of all sizes and I'll need to look elsewhere. Second, that cutout you said was needed didn't apply to me in any way. Not sure why, from the picture, your exhaust tip and adapter pipe seem identical, however, it didn't get in my way.
Once again, thanks for the suggestion and the part#. Such a simple solution I feel like an idiot not thinking of it myself.
I'd take a picture, but, it looks identical to your shots posted already.
I am glad you did it. Please show pic. any way so others can learn from a simple solution
1) Yes, you are correct on clamp I.D ( 23/8").
2) The cutout were a guess work to made sure it will not interfered with the weld bracket on OEM pipe and easy for inserting adapter pipe to the OEM pipe.
Originally Posted by AsianTL
I am glad you did it. Please show pic. any way so others can learn from a simple solution
1) Yes, you are correct on clamp I.D ( 23/8").
2) The cutout were a guess work to made sure it will not interfered with the weld bracket on OEM pipe and easy for inserting adapter pipe to the OEM pipe.
1) Yes, you are correct on clamp I.D ( 23/8").
2) The cutout were a guess work to made sure it will not interfered with the weld bracket on OEM pipe and easy for inserting adapter pipe to the OEM pipe.
I added a new shot from under the car showing it installed so others can clearly understand what we did to solve the problem. Also added a front shot of the car (unrelated to the project) just because I wanted to show my front spoiler.
I know some people have written they don't like the OEM front spoiler. I happen to like it.By the way, I went to Discount Auto Parts today to get the clamps (whichPep Boys didn't have) They had a rack of exhaust pipe reducers like Pep Boys but didn't have the odd size we needed. Anyone interested in this solution should just go to Pep Boys and ask for part #548549. It's actually called a 2 3/8 to 2 1/4 Reducer, and, it fit VERY snug on my pipe.
Thanks again buddy for pointing me in the right direction for a quick and easy solution.
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