Exhaust Tips

An exhaust tip is the visible end of the tailpipe. It sets how the back of a truck or car looks: the outlet shape, the finish, and where the pipe ends in relation to the bumper. MBRP, Borla, Go Rhino and Flo-Pro make most of the tips on this page, with a few from MagnaFlow.

The styles differ mainly in shape and finish. Borla universal tips are single round outlets. Flo-Pro offers angle-cut tips, both a straight 45 degree cut and a rolled edge, in polished stainless or black powder coat. Go Rhino sells clamp-style tips in chromed stainless steel or black. MBRP lists its tips by outlet size, including 5-inch outlets, some in black. A round tip reads as a clean, factory look; an angle cut or rolled edge is a styling choice that shows more of the tip from the side.

Size a tip with three numbers, and several brands put them straight into the title. A Flo-Pro tip listed as 2.5 by 4 by 9 inches takes a 2.5-inch pipe, opens to a 4-inch outlet and is 9 inches long. Go Rhino writes it another way: a 3-inch outside diameter, 10 inches long, for a 2 1/4-inch inlet. Only the inlet has to agree with the pipe on your vehicle. The outlet and length are about looks and about clearance around the bumper and hitch.

Most tips here are sold by size rather than for a particular vehicle. A small number are made for specific models, including the Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD, GMC Sierra 2500 HD, Ford F-250 Super Duty, Jeep Wrangler and Chevrolet Camaro, and those product pages list the years, makes and models they fit. For the parts ahead of the tip, see mufflers and exhaust and performance. Priced in Canadian dollars and shipped across Canada.