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Looking for an inexpensive exhaust. I read the reviews and liked the sound and lack of drone (as much as possible) so I decided on Pypes.
First the bad: It does not fit. Don't tell me that I was installing it wrong. Myself and several guys that work on cars for a living laughed as I held the exhaust up to the flange. If I tried to mount it, it would be crooked with one side even up against the plastic trim around the rear.
The good: After cutting, bending, welding...We did the install. When all is said and done. I was left with a 100% stainless, great sounding, great looking exhaust that cost less than the completion. All good FOR ME.
In the end, I got what I wanted but buyer be ware! If you plan on simply opening the box for the Pypes SGG60vs system and "screwing it on". It won't be that simple unless u don't care if the exhaust melts the back bumper
First the bad: It does not fit. Don't tell me that I was installing it wrong. Myself and several guys that work on cars for a living laughed as I held the exhaust up to the flange. If I tried to mount it, it would be crooked with one side even up against the plastic trim around the rear.
The good: After cutting, bending, welding...We did the install. When all is said and done. I was left with a 100% stainless, great sounding, great looking exhaust that cost less than the completion. All good FOR ME.
In the end, I got what I wanted but buyer be ware! If you plan on simply opening the box for the Pypes SGG60vs system and "screwing it on". It won't be that simple unless u don't care if the exhaust melts the back bumper