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Is the tip supposed to just slide on? I have been unable to get the tip I ordered from Sewell Lexus to go on completely. Is there an easier way to get it on? Clueless....
This tip needs a little massaging to get on. I had to cut off a couple inches of the stock tip (end) and cut three slots (evenly spaced out) in the edge of the stock tip (about 2" long with a hack saw). This allowed the new tip to be tapped on with a rubber mallet and will go on far enough to stick out just past the bumper (as in pic). I also used never-seize on the end of the stock tip before tapping the new one on. This will allow it to go on easier and will allow it to be removed later if needed. Just make sure the tip is straight before tapping on.
This tip is HIGH quality and looks as good as the day I put it on!
Is it easy to put on by myself? Does the installation instruction come with the product? Do I need special tool for it? Sorry too many questions. I am not a DIY person.
I had to do about the same as KOZ did but I didn't cut any off of the OEM tailpipe and I cut 4 slits on the tip all the way up to where it got wider and I used some grease inside the tip and helped it on with a rubber mallet. As KOZ said, make sure it's straight because I know mine will probably never come off unless I cut it off.
Is it easy to put on by myself? Does the installation instruction come with the product? Do I need special tool for it? Sorry too many questions. I am not a DIY person.
There are no instructions to fit the tip on the GX. You will need a hack-saw and a rubber mallet. It is worth the trouble of installation because of the quality and look of this tip (better then the optional OEM tip).
Note - The optional OEM tip is also a high quality tip (and will slip right on) but does not look as good and has a smaller end diameter (2.5" vs 3').