TX wtb m2 exhaust
07-17-12, 05:58 PM
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Sorry to say this but M2 exhaust usually have pretty bad fitments. I am saying this because I have one and I am thinking about getting rid of mine but still looking into which exhaust to get, something that sticks out more, or maybe even get a custom quad in the near future.
A lot of people have perfect fitments, but a lot of people also get really bad fitments. My exhaust is actually .3 to .4 inches shorter on the right than the left so it sticks out more on the left. It's not a big deal for me because my exhaust is actually buried inside my JP Vizage lip, but if it was with a stock bumper, you'd notice it right away.
My suggestion? Spend more and get it done right the first time! I regret not doing so haha
A lot of people have perfect fitments, but a lot of people also get really bad fitments. My exhaust is actually .3 to .4 inches shorter on the right than the left so it sticks out more on the left. It's not a big deal for me because my exhaust is actually buried inside my JP Vizage lip, but if it was with a stock bumper, you'd notice it right away.
My suggestion? Spend more and get it done right the first time! I regret not doing so haha
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