[chris227]

This may be a stupid question. But here goes.
I have the American thunder dual exhaust for non npp exhaust. Is it possible to add another outlet to turn it into a quad tip exhaust? I'm getting the rear diffuser for the quadtip system and I'm not going to spend another $500 to $800 on a new exhaust. Any suggestions or ideas?

[dgriff14]

Like this?

[chris227]

Yes and no. The angle of the tip on my exhaust is small and quick and is not in the right position to just add a dual tip. Just trying to get ideas on a way to get quad tip without buying a new one. This is what I have.

[dgriff14]

Originally Posted by chris227

Yes and no. The angle of the tip on my exhaust is small and quick and is not in the right position to just add a dual tip. Just trying to get ideas on a way to get quad tip without buying a new one. This is what I have.

Ahh, I see. I’m actually in the same boat because I want the quad tipped MBRP Exhaust but I already have Borla Atak on mine that I’m thinking of reselling. Wish I could’ve helped but good luck!

[Nsxmatt]

Well you could sell your current exhaust so you'd only be out of a couple hundred dollars the most. IMO the flowmaster is best sounding exhaust out there so you shouldn't have any problem selling it.

[chris227]

Originally Posted by Nsxmatt

Well you could sell your current exhaust so you'd only be out of a couple hundred dollars the most. IMO the flowmaster is best sounding exhaust out there so you shouldn't have any problem selling it.

Thought about that, just don't want to get a new one. gonna go by a muffler shop and see what can be done to add the second tip. I want it to be functional. Not just a tip. I was thinking i could just cut the pipe off and have a new one welded on at the correct angle and weld on a dual tip. Probably the simplest solution right there.

[Tech@Flowmaster]

Originally Posted by chris227

This may be a stupid question. But here goes.
I have the American thunder dual exhaust for non npp exhaust. Is it possible to add another outlet to turn it into a quad tip exhaust? I'm getting the rear diffuser for the quadtip system and I'm not going to spend another $500 to $800 on a new exhaust. Any suggestions or ideas?

Due to the lack of additional room in the rear of the Camaro you will need to go with a much shorter than conventional exhaust tip. The exhaust tip that is included with the American Thunder Axle-back is 5.25" in length. We offer a dual exhaust tip that just may fit. This is a weld on style, stainless steel tip with a 3.50" outlet. It fits 2.50" piping and measures 6.75" long by 7.50" wide. You can click on the picture below for a link to the item or you can give us a call at 707-544-4761 for additional information.

-Jason @ Flowmaster

[chris227]

Originally Posted by Tech@Flowmaster

Due to the lack of additional room in the rear of the Camaro you will need to go with a much shorter than conventional exhaust tip. The exhaust tip that is included with the American Thunder Axle-back is 5.25" in length. We offer a dual exhaust tip that just may fit. This is a weld on style, stainless steel tip with a 3.50" outlet. It fits 2.50" piping and measures 6.75" long by 7.50" wide. You can click on the picture below for a link to the item or you can give us a call at 707-544-4761 for additional information.

-Jason @ Flowmaster

Thanks for the info. Just got back from the muffler shop and am dropping the car off monday. Got it figured out. Thanks for all the help.

[Jaystroh]

Hi old thread I know but was curious how the muffler shop switched your single tip into quad and what style tips they used to do it? I am switching my rear diffuser to quad ikon motor sports one and would like to tell my exhaust guy what works since I have the single tip set up. Thanks for any help.

[chris227]

Had mine done on my 2016 Camaro, DO NOT Cut a hole and add a second port. Terrible drone from hell. I had it done, then quickly turned around and had the hole welded up inside the new tips.