Oakley
Well-Known Member
Hereās the cleaned-up translation:so then mustang has roush cat back but single pipe wither side, im trying to beef its bottom up a bit as the rectangular uk number plate makes it look a bit odd, I think im going to get a square plate and then swap the tipster quad tips to beef up its booty a bit. so the question is, do I cut black plastic to make enough room for the quad pipes and if I do that will they sit straight? or should 100% replace the lower valance for a quad version in order to get a good look, its a 2017btw
So, my Mustang has a Roush cat-back exhaust, but it only has a single pipe on each side. Iām trying to make the rear end look a bit more aggressive because the rectangular UK number plate makes it look a little odd. I think Iām going to switch to a square plate and then swap the tips for quad tips to make the rear look wider and beefier.
In plain terms:The question is: should I cut the black plastic rear valance to make enough room for the quad exhaust tips, and if I do that, will the tips sit straight? Or should I definitely replace the lower rear valance with a proper quad-tip version to get a clean look?
Itās a 2017, by the way.
He has a 2017 Mustang with a Roush cat-back exhaust, currently single exit per side. He wants the rear to look more muscular, probably by using quad exhaust tips and a square UK plate. Heās asking whether he can just trim the existing rear diffuser/valance, or whether he should buy a proper quad-tip rear valance so the exhaust sits correctly and looks OEM/clean.
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