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rono

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    2002 996 cab
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    01-02 turbo
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    1999 c2 coupe

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  1. Thanks so much, your info was spot on. No need to remove the clamp and downpipe. The left stoveblot was frozen and the square slot wouldn't hold the shoulder on the bolt once it was a few threads loose (it's only about 1/16th" deep) so I had to cut the nut with a dremel and split it to get it off. In any case, I dropped the tips off at the coater and I'm doing them in black. I'll post pix when I get them back on the car. Thanks again, Ron
  2. Thank you for the info, I'll jump on it tonight. My decision is purely aesthetic (although some may disagree) my car is lapis blue and I'm going for color matched or black tips, just a little different look. Thanks again, Ron
  3. I was hoping to avoid that, thanks for your help. Ron
  4. I'm looking to powder or ceramic coat my stock exhaust tips. Looking at the inside of the tip, I can see a round head bolt and underneath a nut . Is that it, (it can't be that simple) or do I have to remove the clamp and short downpipe from the muffler. Those clamps are knuckle busters! Thanks for any help, Rono
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