DC SportsPolished Stainless Universal Bolt On Exhaust Tip 2.875" Inlet / 3.87" Outlet/Slant-Cut | EX-1013

Had to trim back exhaust a bit to make it look like I wanted it to, but once I did dang! Looks amazing and makes exhaust sound throatier!

Okay, these are cool as heck. My car comes stock with bare pipes even on higher trims, for some reason and these tips fixed that, improving the rear look drastically. Definitely bigger than I thought, yet not as big as a rice can, which is good! They also protrude quite a bit on my 2013 Impala, but it is exactly the look I was going for. If you want them deeper, it is possible to push them further in, although that might require cutting stuff depending on your car. I recently put a pair of Flowmaster mufflers on my car and these tips compliment the new throaty rumble, giving it a very muscular look that goes with it.Installing these took less than 10 minutes, although I recommend spending a few minutes properly aligning and securing the bolts.NOTE: These WILL NOT alter your sound. They are only a cosmetic part. This is common logic, but just in case you expect to get a nice sound out of these, this is not the right part. I tried them on when my exhaust was stock and as expected, there is no difference. Only a very slight "windy" echo if you put your ear literally next to the exhaust.

I do like this tip, and it looks great on my truck. Nice chrome, and I like the ease of installation (3 bolts to tighten around the tailpipe). I would give it 5 stars, except this is a review of my satisfaction level. The only thing, and not the fault of the product - quality of the tip, and the packaging it came in, was flawless. My negative is the size of the outer diameter. It's the only one I found that would fit my truck, and it's quite large, larger than I would like it to be. It does not alter the sound of the exhaust in any way, which is fine, as I was only looking for a chrome tip to add some flair. It does do that, but again, the wide mouth on it almost looks silly, which is more for the adolescent types, of which I am not.

I like it.

What I liked is the fact they only cost $11.89. My original passenger tailpipe tip went missing about a year ago. I search for the original Toyota tailpipe tip and the range for just that one was $89-$110. If this was some type of functional piece I would understand but, I took the other one off to inspect it and there just isn't much to it. No screws and you can basically pull them off with your hands. I looked for a long time and finally came across these. Saw the price and figured what the hell how bad could they be. Better than off-balance symmetry in the back in so I picked them up.I was very surprised at how substantial these were. They are thick well made and they secure tightly with there bolts. The fit extremly secure and they make no sound. It's a different style and my other but, might Venza has 20's and a 268 HP engine so why not. The chrome works with the accents on the car so I'll give them two thumbs up.For the price, they absolutely are the best call.

I had to buy 2 for an 08 Honda Pilot. These tips are nice, and seem sturdy. The exhaust pipes on the 08 Pilot are pretty close together, so getting both tips on involved only being able to tighten 2 out of 3 bolts on each one (I noticed from other reviews, for other reasons some people had to do the same thing). I also had to align them so that each one was on straight. Because both pipes are so close, it causes the end of one pipe to hit the inside of the chrome tip. Now, the exhaust pipe is not obstructed. But, I was not able to slide them both all the back to the muffler. One can go all the way back, and one can’t. So, I pulled them out a bit, evened them up, and tightened the bolts. They are on pretty snug, and (as you can see in my pictures, they don’t stick out at all past the bumper. I will keep an eye on the bolts, but I tightened them pretty good. I did not notice a difference in sound, but, I wasn’t really going for that. I was just trying to spruce up the looks of an older vehicle. I don’t even think my pictures do them justice. I love the look, and would recommend them to someone trying to “pretty” up their vehicle.

Let me start by saying this is a decent product and for the price it is great. I was attempting to put it on a 2011 Nissan Versa. No problems during installation. After installation the outer pipe was indeed touching my lower bumper fascia. If the pipe touches the bumper than there is a good chance the heat will melt the bumper. I didn't leave the tip on for an extended period of time to test if it will melt or not. I did drive down the street with the tip on to notice the sound difference. Sadly I was not able to hear the difference while within the driver's seat with the windows down but my car only has 120hp. If your car is stronger than you should be able to hear the difference. While standing outside the car and close to the bumper I was able to hear a nicer sound coming from the exhaust. So yes this exhaust tip does make your exhaust sound much better than your stock muffler.

Nice looking