Picked up some JDM Celsior exhaust tips
#1
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Picked up some JDM Celsior exhaust tips
Ive seen pics of the tips installed, but never seen a vs stock comparison photo. So here's one for anyone thinking about the mod to see.
Bought them from a seller in Japan on Ebay. Brand new OEM Celsior tips.
Bought them from a seller in Japan on Ebay. Brand new OEM Celsior tips.
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Looks like the exact same shape...size does make a difference I guess.
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#9
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They were $260 shipped.
I previously contacted Celsior21 about the tips he head. They are a different version though. They are the SAME size as the STOCK tip, but are LONGER.
The ones I have are a tad bit longer than stock, but much larger obviously.
I previously contacted Celsior21 about the tips he head. They are a different version though. They are the SAME size as the STOCK tip, but are LONGER.
The ones I have are a tad bit longer than stock, but much larger obviously.
#11
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Look great! I bought the same ones as well last year (probably from the same seller) for my 2004 LS430. I think its makes a big difference to the look of the car. I found the stock ones are just too tiny. It's a nice upgrade to do!!
One thing I found with mine, when I received my JDM Exhaust tips, they came with 2 bolts that you are supposed to tighten once you have slipped the tips on the end of the factory exhaust to hold them in place. I found the bolts were too short/small. It was a very easy fix though, I just went to the local hardware store and bought longer bolts and cut them to size so I could tighten the tips. EASY!
One thing I found with mine, when I received my JDM Exhaust tips, they came with 2 bolts that you are supposed to tighten once you have slipped the tips on the end of the factory exhaust to hold them in place. I found the bolts were too short/small. It was a very easy fix though, I just went to the local hardware store and bought longer bolts and cut them to size so I could tighten the tips. EASY!
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Gunk and grit tends to build up between the inner ring and the tip making them very firm. I removed mine by grabbing hold of the tip and firmly twisting it to the left and right slowly at first to loosen them up whilst at the same time pulling the tip straight back towards you. BE PATIENT, DONT RUSH and it will eventually slide/pull off.
Here's the pics of the small factory tips removed so you can see the inner ring that holds it onto the main exhaust:
Front view:
Rear view:
Hope this helps!
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