How do these work?

[Gigante]

I was wondering if anyone knew how these (http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results.cfm?singlepart=1&AddPartNumber=12496353&partnumber=12496353) stay on. i like the low profile look and is exactly what i want but it says no welding. what will keep it on.

[nice96gt]

I would imagine that there is a bolt or screw that you would tighten up against the existing exhaust pipe that would hold it on. I don't like that idea too much though since I could see them falling off after driving around for a while.

[GtOfDeath]

I think they use 2 screws. I had something like that on my old GA and the screws losen and I lost it.

[Chain]

I had the same thing on a old Blazer. I drilled a small hole in the pipe so the screw would go through. Use Red locktite

[Gigante]

well do i have another option. i have seen them on aleros and i really like the look. i dont want to spend the money to get a new exhaust. i am tryin to get a gt muffler for my SE for look but the people havent gotten back to me. Is their another way to get the look of those with something more durable. also could i just bring them to a muffler shop and have them weld them on even though it says is doesnt need to be.

[Colin]

I'd pass on those , you can probably get a used GT muffler cheaper . Just keep lookin around . ;)

[Gigante]

doesnt the gt muffler have the same tips as the SE or are they different

[ccarr8705]

The GT are more chrome and they are dual/dual. The SEs just have crappy Dual/single tips. The ones you have there you will probably have to screw them in. If you want them to be professional a muffler shop can weld them on there good.

[Gigante]

ok so the gt are more chrome type material. thanks for clearing that up

[Gimli]

The GT tips are actually just polished stainless steel.

[voyager]

wow those are overpriced!!

you don't want screws. any muffler shop that charges you more than $5 to tack on a set of tips is ripping you off.

[Artic]

I have seen cheaper better looking than those :)