SRT6 exhaust tips, insides black or silver?
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Re: SRT6 exhaust tips, insides black or silver?
Re: SRT6 exhaust tips, insides black or silver?
You asked this same question a year ago.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...er-inside.html
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...er-inside.html
Srt insides are black
The others are silver.
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Re: SRT6 exhaust tips, insides black or silver?
I remember hearing that some early SRT's came with silver inside the tips. (It's not really silver, they're just not painted black.) I think Tom2112's are silver if he'd ever clean them.
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Re: SRT6 exhaust tips, insides black or silver?
You asked this same question a year ago. https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...er-inside.html
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...er-inside.htmlI like this guy !!
But I'm pretty sure FUBU also asked this question the first week he joined the forum too.
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Re: SRT6 exhaust tips, insides black or silver?
Conventional wisdom says the inside of the SRT6 exhaust was painted flat black while the n/a are as shiny as the rest of the exhaust. I bought my SRT6 used and it is shiny (which I like, and keep polished so they are easier to clean), but I can see slight traces of black paint where the tips are rolled. I guess Chrysler knew these would run rich and leave a lot of carbon on the tip, so they tried to disguise it.
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Re: SRT6 exhaust tips, insides black or silver?
Conventional wisdom says the inside of the SRT6 exhaust was painted flat black while the n/a are as shiny as the rest of the exhaust. I bought my SRT6 used and it is shiny (which I like, and keep polished so they are easier to clean), but I can see slight traces of black paint where the tips are rolled. I guess Chrysler knew these would run rich and leave a lot of carbon on the tip, so they tried to disguise it.
PS Great meeting you and Carol at Woodward.
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