I had these made for my Fabspeeds by a local engineering shop. cost me $100
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I hope this works...
Oh please work...
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'A' for effort...but I don't like them. Sorry...not trying to offend you. Just my opinion.
Sorry, great initiative but they just look awful
Look a little bit like Ruf tips but too straight out. For $100 bucks you did well. But personally I have to to say IMHO I don't like them either.
Just to add to my comment. I forked out over �300 pounds for Cargraphic twin pipe tipes. Once on the car I didn't like them either. I have now reverted back to stock and will look for something else. This is what the car looked like a month back.
I know my tips look like they stick out real far in the pictures. But they really don't. In fact, they're pretty subtle in person. Really. When standing near the car, they're hardly noticeable. Not to mention. They are the exact dimensions of the Ruf tips currently available. Notice where the tips end and where the bumper ends. The photos warp things quite a bit. Makes them look as if they stick way out. They go out barely further then the stock tips.
They are fine, but it does look like you made 'em..... Would not likely be mistaken for any aftermarket product because the ends are not rolled or otherwise finished in any way. It is fun to experiment though, eh?
they remind me of the tips on the 350Z...
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