gain

I'll sell them for $600 or trade for borla and $150. as you can see from the picture you need to carve out your rear valance a little. I want a lighter exhaust.

ap0718

Is there anyway you can post some more CLOSE-UP pics of the exhaust??? I may be interested, but I need to see some more pics. Can you post them here or you can e-mail them to me at ap0718@clublexus.com

thanks

D-MAN63

In the pic, the quads looks kinda uneven? Is that how its suppose to be? I've been wanting quads for awhile now. Hows the sound when you accelerate?

Richie

Are the tips moddified? I never knew Remus sold a quad design for the GS and I sell them.

gain

Here's the close up's, as you can see from the scrapes on the bottom they are not in perfect condition but for half of what I paid you can decide if you can live with that. The sound is typical Remus, low and throaty on the throttle quiet at cruise.

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They are not specifically made for the GS400 and right now they are hanging a little low. when they were first installed they were a little higher but over the two years they've been on they settled a little lower. If I take them off the car I'm confident I can change the mounting piece to remedy the sag. OK I just took a picture of the mount. I can have that U shaped part welded on a little further back and use shorter rubber to hold it closer. When I bought these I had them installed by the people I bought them from and they had a hard time getting them mounted, since then I've come to realize that that NYC shop(Teknicar) doesn't do the best work, I also had a problem with the valentine 1 they installed in my dash(it would register radar behind me when it was really in front, due to them mounting it with cardboard and duct tape and having it come loose) Since then I started going to Audiodesigns instead and now have the Valentine installed in my middle rear headrest(works fine). But know that I'm back here in Detroit I can just go to my friends garage and take care of this stuff.

gain

I've decided to reweld these mounts to a better position, I'll post pictures once It's done.

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D-MAN63

Gain, how much modification of the stock bumper was needed to fit the quads in place?

gain

You just have to cut plastic.