How would you do this??


Sorry, this is the only picture I could find...

 

That looks fugly

 

The tips are easy. It's the trimming of the rear bumper cover that is tricky.

 

looks different and i like it!

 

I personally don't like it. But everyone has different taste and if he likes that kind of stoff, go ahead. The one thing that is more annoying to me than the exhaust is how the front wheels have a different camber than the back, is it just me or it looks weird?

Maybe I'm just one of those guys that likes things to be symmetrical...

 

I probably won't be doing this, but I was wondering..It seems to complicated.
Oh and the camber, I believe is the angle of the picture.

 

I love the look...the rear end of the G is wide enough to pull it off. As someone already mentioned, the hard part is cutting the rear bumper to accommodate the dual tips. I've seen pictures where someone just put the dual tips and kept the rear bumper cutouts stock...I've also seen pics of a G sedan where the tips were lowered to sit under the rear bumper. Both look terrible. To do it right, a body shop would have to fill in the stock bumper cutouts and then re-cut them to fit the dual tips.

 

I do not have the stock rear, but I would not settle for trimming the bumper. I had new "tunnels" built to accommodate dual tips. First a steel template was built and then a mold created. From there, the new cut-outs/"tunnels" were fiberglassed.

In progress:





Completed:

 

^^ looks amazing. If your going to do it, get it done right.
And fugly? I don't get it dude. Car is slammed stanced and the exhaust was done right.
Front camber will always be different than the rear, rear fitment is always more aggressive, that's the point.

 

oh? where's your awesome G that's all JDM'd out?

 

By the way, here is a better shot of the G in the original post...

 

Looks incredible man! So what rear bumper/diffuser is that?

 

Mean!!! Def saving this as an idea for when I consider exhaust options!

 

Bill can we get an azz shot please?

 

I personally don't like the look of the twin pipe. It reminds me too much of the Monza tips that gave cars that ricer sound.