Enjoy a clean look and smarter heat control with 4 inch diameter exhaust tips. Measure your tailpipe's outside diameter; a 4" tip won't slide over a 4" pipe unless it's a clamp-on, while weld-on styles are positioned and welded in place. Haul gear with confidence by choosing a tip that directs exhaust downward to help protect a cargo carrier from heat.
Yes. A tip that re-directs the exhaust gasses downward can help protect items on a cargo carrier from excess heat. Verify your tailpipe's outside diameter to confirm 4". Many options are weld-on; use a clamp-on if you want to avoid welding. Increasing carrier-to-exhaust clearance also helps.
They can deliver a great look. Choose the finish and outlet style you prefer, then verify your 4" tailpipe size for a proper fit. Decide between weld-on for a permanent, seamless connection or clamp-on for easier adjustment to dial in the stance you want.
Measure the outside diameter of your tailpipe first. If your pipe is 4" and the tip is 4", it will not slide over and should be welded in place, or you can use a clamp-on made to fit a 4" tailpipe. Many tips are weld-on, so plan for a professional welder unless you choose a clamp-on for easier adjustment.
Make sure the tip length will fit your vehicle. Confirm there's room for the full length so it doesn't interfere with the bumper or accessories. If the tip is weld-on, plan the position before final welds; clamp-on styles make it easier to slide and fine-tune how far it extends.
It can be made to work if the tip is weld-on, but matching sizes gives a cleaner connection. Tack it, then finish the weld and grind as needed. Work in a very ventilated area and avoid sparking fumes near the gas tank. For a visible install, matching the 4" size is the better choice.
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