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Taking Chrome Tips off Exhaust?

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YOUR RESEARCHTaking Chrome Tips off Exhaust?

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Use cutting torch...the old "fire wrench"

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Use a cutting torch...the old "fire wrench"

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Use long extension

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Depending on how the clamp is facing you can use a long extension to reach it

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Use cutting torch...the old "fire wrench"

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Use a cutting torch...the old "fire wrench"

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Use long extension

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Depending on how the clamp is facing you can use a long extension to reach it

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know how to take the Chrome Tips off the stock exhaust? I'm too lazy to check, but I noticed I couldn't just take them off by pulling at em <g> and I didn't see any screws? i'm just lazy, can anyone offer a quick tip? :>

POST 2Original post

Sorry to lazy to reply!!!! Really this is easy. It is one clamp on each side that needs to be undone and then they slip right of. Depending on how the clamp is facing you can use a long extension to reach it

POST 3Original post

Bob......I am starting to detect a theme here. Laziness. HMMMMMMMM, I wonder if there is any correlation between laziness and oh I don't know.......reliability of the car? Once again......RTFM. However, I am guessing this is another case of "let's see how much I can incite on the board?"

POST 4Original post

Keep on pulling on it bob I'm sure it will eventually come off

POST 5Original post

Too much work to get under the car. Use a cutting torch...the old "fire wrench"

POST 6Original post

I think you may need to trim the plastic bumper and get in there with a plasma cutter!!!

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