Anybody use the TTI square tips with the TTI pipes?
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Wait for the tips align them with the hangers and then cut them. Found many of the reproduction tips differe in the hanger location. Just had some members here with the same issue. Their tips measured different then the factory sets I have here. They were test fitting them on some parts cars gere with hangers still mounted
If the tips don't have the slip in hanger hooks . I would wait for them to make sure they are installed just past the bumper. Here is a set that I had to cut the hooks off and move then so they would be located at the right spot. This car has 2 1/2 inch tips and the were moved in 3 inches per side
abodyjoe
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i wouldn't cut anything unless you have the tips right there to make sure you get what you want. whats the rush on cutting the turn downs if you don't have the tips yet?
The TTI's have the hanger on the pipe rather than the tip like the factory tips so there is a lot of room for error.
I want to cut the pipes before putting them on the car and I don't want to put the project on hold for 3 weeks.
Pretty simple, all I need is a measurement or a picture. Not really interested in debating the idea.
I want to cut the pipes before putting them on the car and I don't want to put the project on hold for 3 weeks.
Pretty simple, all I need is a measurement or a picture. Not really interested in debating the idea.
Did. One today had to move hangner on tip from 8 inch to 7 inch from end of tip. Have about 1 1/4 bottom lip of bumper. Tips were 2 1/2 stainless from PG
abodyjoe
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put on hold because of exhaust tips?
tti do not run in the factory location.
you're hell bent on cutting before having tips so go at it man cut away.
Thanks but if not TTI it doesn't help me.
Gotta love internet forums. Someone gives you an answer, not to the question you asked, but the question they think you should have asked and then they get bent out of shape when you don't their advice.
It's not rocket science. I want to get the exhaust system up and I don't want to remove it to cut the tips later. I'm not going to cut them on the car and scratch up the underside of the car.
Here is TTI 3 inch tail pipes. We cut the tips in the center and fitted them to the factory location and welded them on, The Large Diameter of the tip was 3 inches same as the tail pipe. That full 3 inch exhaust fit like a glove. You will be cutting that TTI hanger off and using the factory slip on hanger with the hook on the tip. we were able to leave it on because the pipe was the same size as the tip.
abodyjoe
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****. easy as hell to do without removing or scratching or going anywhere the underside paint. its not rocket science.
What tool might a rocket scientist such as yourself use to cut it off? If I can do that, it would solve my problem.****. easy as hell to do without removing or scratching or going anywhere the underside paint. its not rocket science.
abodyjoe
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i used this when i cut my tti pipes. easy as hell. got nowhere near any paint.
340sFastback
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I was gonna suggest same tool. Those work really good and guy can put tail pipes on and easily cut them once tips arrive.
FourSpeedDemon
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Just take your time and check for straightness of the cut, and that is the easiest tool for the job without a doubt. Works just like a giant tube cutter.
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