🚀 Gibson 500372 Polished Stainless Steel Exhaust Tip: Enhance Your Vehicle's Style and Performance Review

Very disappointed with the quality of this product. I've been wearing it on my truck for a little over 2 months and it's already faded and faded. The fit was good, the 2017 Silverado had to spread the tube a bit to get it on, but nice and tidy. I just can't believe how much faded and pitted it is.

This stainless steel exhaust tip looks great on my Ford F-150. As always, no issues, and unlike other lugs, it clamps firmly with a welded-on bolt clamp rather than a cheap hose clamp. It's all for show, not movement...but with what we can do with our vehicles these days (not much), you should be happy just enjoying the look and style of your vehicle. I love the quality of this Gibson attachment and how it has helped make my truck mine. A quality product at a reasonable price that suits me.

Arrived before expected delivery date which is nice. Fits my 2014 Chevy Silverado 2.75" exhaust perfectly. It's well made and the yoke is part of the handpiece itself, not a separate hose-like yoke like many other manufacturers. The only thing I don't like is that the included The bolt, nut and lock washer are not stainless Went to my local Ace hardware and bought the stainless ones for less than $1.75 Since the tip is in the corrosive area behind the tire you should spend $1.75 to have it they

Got this exhaust tip today. I really like the look of my 2010 Ford F-150. I wanted to buy an OEM Ford but saved $22 by buying a Gibson. My exhaust measured 2.75" and matched the exhaust pipe perfectly. I applied some WD-40 to the Gibson pipe and inside and applied it. I then used a block of wood and tapped it with a hammer to loosen it a little further to push. The end result is right in front of the hoop so nothing gets in the way. I like the look of the angled tube more than the standard…

I just completed the installation on my 2016 f-150 with a 2.75 exhaust pipe. I did not cut the factory pipe, but instead extended this 1.5 inches from the shortest edge of the tip past the old one. The longer side of the tip and the "clip" are on top. The old pipe is not noticeable unless you look for it and only from the driver's side. Went in with no problems, almost thought it was too loose but once I tightened it was fine. After completing the installation, I polished it with stainless…