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Sport Exhaust Tips

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Hi all

i just bought the PORSCHE Sport Tips quite a heafty investment 1250.00 from dealer....i wanted to know what to do to keep them secure all that holds them on is a clamp and bolt...i made them as tight as possible...any suggestions.

Lock tight?

nope jsut stock bolts ... i guess i could do that :D thanks

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Hi all

i just bought the PORSCHE Sport Tips quite a heafty investment 1250.00 from dealer....i wanted to know what to do to keep them secure all that holds them on is a clamp and bolt...i made them as tight as possible...any suggestions.

Lock tight?

nope jsut stock bolts ... i guess i could do that :D thanks

i thought about it lock tight arent going to keep them secured..lol

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Take it to your local muffler shop and have them tack weld it after you've clamped it on. For a permanent solution, have them weld the entire tip on - you won't need the clamp after that.

Andre

Agreed. Welding is the best answer and it well protect them from getting stolen.

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Take it to your local muffler shop and have them tack weld it after you've clamped it on. For a permanent solution, have them weld the entire tip on - you won't need the clamp after that.

Andre

Agreed. Welding is the best answer and it well protect them from getting stolen.

has anyone heard of them being stolen?

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Take it to your local muffler shop and have them tack weld it after you've clamped it on. For a permanent solution, have them weld the entire tip on - you won't need the clamp after that.

Andre

Agreed. Welding is the best answer and it well protect them from getting stolen.

has anyone heard of them being stolen?

Yes.

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Take it to your local muffler shop and have them tack weld it after you've clamped it on. For a permanent solution, have them weld the entire tip on - you won't need the clamp after that.

Andre

Agreed. Welding is the best answer and it well protect them from getting stolen.

has anyone heard of them being stolen?

Yes.

great.

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