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I'm asking about the Bazooka option BY ITSELF. It is essentially just straight pipes with aftermarket tips welded onto it. I'm not asking about the full exhaust, nor am I asking if part of the exhaust needs to be welded to run it.
I'm asking about the Bazooka option BY ITSELF. It is essentially just straight pipes with aftermarket tips welded onto it. I'm not asking about the full exhaust, nor am I asking if part of the exhaust needs to be welded to run it.
I'll just wait for Rafi to respond...
Yes and No. The Bazooka tips sold by RRRacing come two ways. One with mufflers and one without. They are meant to used with the Borla exhaust, though I suppose they could be fabricated to fit any exhaust system. I've attached a pict of the Borla system and circled the parts (mufflers and tips) that the Bazooka replaces. The Bazooka is shaped exactly like the standard Borla pieces, with the exception that the Bazooka includes tips at the muffler outlets.
And I think my reading skills are pretty good. How's yours!
Yes and No. The Bazooka tips sold by RRRacing come two ways. One with mufflers and one without. They are meant to used with the Borla exhaust, though I suppose they could be fabricated to fit any exhaust system. I've attached a pict of the Borla system and circled the parts (mufflers and tips) that the Bazooka replaces. The Bazooka is shaped exactly like the standard Borla pieces, with the exception that the Bazooka includes tips at the muffler outlets.
And I think my reading skills are pretty good. How's yours!
Lou
Nope, wrong again. The BAZOOKA is only ONE option, which is the muffler-less axle back section. If you go to RR Racing's website you will see that the add-on option with the mufflers is called the "Quad-tip upgrade".
Nope, wrong again. The BAZOOKA is only ONE option, which is the muffler-less axle back section. If you go to RR Racing's website you will see that the add-on option with the mufflers is called the "Quad-tip upgrade".
Exactly.
Your understanding of what the Bazooka exhaust is, is correct.
Nope, wrong again. The BAZOOKA is only ONE option, which is the muffler-less axle back section. If you go to RR Racing's website you will see that the add-on option with the mufflers is called the "Quad-tip upgrade".
Come on - OK, the Bazooka is only one option, but RRRacing has two options exactly as I described:
Mine just showed up today! Very excited to get it put on, quick question though - do the secondary high flow catalytic converters bolt on as well or will they require welding? Thinking of just going through the dealership near me for installation as they've done a great job with everything else I've asked of them if it is just bolt on.
Mine just showed up today! Very excited to get it put on, quick question though - do the secondary high flow catalytic converters bolt on as well or will they require welding? Thinking of just going through the dealership near me for installation as they've done a great job with everything else I've asked of them if it is just bolt on.
The high-flow cats are designed for to be welded in, as they're supposed to go right behind the OEM exhaust manifolds or aftermarket headers.
For the bazooka tips, that's an easy DIY installation.. Put the rear up on jack stands (or back onto Rhino ramps like I did), and it should only take 30 min or so to swap out the Borla mufflers.
The high-flow cats are designed for to be welded in, as they're supposed to go right behind the OEM exhaust manifolds or aftermarket headers.
For the bazooka tips, that's an easy DIY installation.. Put the rear up on jack stands (or back onto Rhino ramps like I did), and it should only take 30 min or so to swap out the Borla mufflers.
-Mike
Thank you for the response, ordered entire borla with it instead of just tips so I'm thinking of having a shop do it either way, anybody got a good one in CO?
Welp got them installed today. Dissapointed that the mufflers are different size so one side sticks out a few inches further. Had to hack my old mufflers in half to get them in the car haha. I'll get videos up soon. One thing for anyone looking at these, THEY ARE LOUD AS @$!#^&*. They sounds great but will take getting used to since I was scared driving 45 minutes home haha.
Just installed mine with a buddy and HOLY **** is it loud hahaha. The videos online of it just don't do it justice. My favorite part is how when your driving at city or highway speeds cruising there's no drone, it's just as quiet as it is stock. In reference to what davidcausa said, the tips on the right side of mine stick out about an inch farther than the left side but it's only noticeable to people if you point it out to them so that doesn't bother me. If you're thinking about getting this exhaust I 100% recommend it, hats off to rr-racing for making me fall in love with my car all over again
06-21-16, 05:38 PM
