I'm thinking about buying a exhaust tip about 4" wide.
I don't want a full catback because I don't like mine too loud.
I just want to go for looks, not performance.
I tried searching for some of the "tips" shown on azine, but didn't find any.
Is there something that look nice without costing me lot?
I read something about getting the slanted ones...
I'm no car wiz so please understand...
Thanks...

 

i've got 3.25" ones on mine. looks nice. costed me like 35 bucks for the pair. sometimes i wish it were a little bigger but most of the time i love it. no pix right now ill throw some up tomorrow for ya. there's a thread somewhere about muffler tips

 

3A racing tips will do the trick

 

Sorry, don't mean to hijack this thread but, has anyone tried the exhaust tips that come stock on the now previous Gen TSX? They look very good and better than the TL OE tips IMO. I want to try them but I'm not sure if they'll fit on the pipe. Here's a few pics.




Also, a Hello Kitty exhaust for the ladies!

 

Here are my tips, 4".

 

3.25" sounds like it's just teeny bit small...

where would I find this 3a racing tips? eBay? and any pics?

 

looked up in eBay, but is all 3A racing tips same size? what is 3A mean anyways?...;;;

 

3a racing is just a brand name. i got my 4" slanted cut on amazon and I just put them on today. PM if you want pics

 

I posted pics of the 4" tips, incase you're wondering...

Edit: Forgot to say, those are also the 3A tips...

 

American Auto Accessories

 

is that exhaust touching the rear bumper?
if it is, is it okay to leave it like that?

 

i have the exact same tips... and it looks exactly the same, the left one is barely touching the bumper... i've had them on for almost a year and havent had any type of problems except a little paint coming off the underside of the bumper where the tip is touching the paint...

 

3A's are available at any auto parts store. just be aware that some of the stores only stock certain sizes and mebbe one of each size so you may have to order. If you search an old thread, you'll find the exact part number. Also some people get the Pilot brand tips from online.