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What kind of shop can help me fit these tips?


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Well, I found a deal on a set of the sport tips but they only 'almost' fit on my GHL exhaust pipes.

The exhaust pipe is about the same diameter as the inner tube on the tips but the pipes are 'shaped' at the end, like my current tips, and won't just slide on to the pipes.

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You can see the exhaust pipe opening through the tips here:

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I would think that the pipe could be reshaped to fit or something. Would a muffler shop be able to do this?

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A good exhaust shop would be able to help - you'll probably have to take the mufflers off, as they would need to set them on the mandrel to reshape the pipes. There may be a slim chance they can do them on the car.

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