Black carbon on exhaust outlets?
What you are calling black paint is carbon that will come off start rubbing I swear when I bought my SRT for 4 months I thought my tips where black THEY ARE CHROME someone call head office to get clarity on this .This debate has gone on long enough
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Originally Posted by inge
What you are calling black paint is carbon that will come off start rubbing I swear when I bought my SRT for 4 months I thought my tips where black THEY ARE CHROME someone call head office to get clarity on this .This debate has gone on long enough
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Last edited by robby363; Mar 31, 2008 at 03:03 PM.
Mine are black on the inside, and have been since I bought the car with 8
miles on it back in 10/04. And, every week I am washing soot off the
outer edges of the exhaust ports. However, I'm hoping that with the
larger SL55 intake that the mixture will run a little leaner and will not
produce so much soot.
Coyote
miles on it back in 10/04. And, every week I am washing soot off the
outer edges of the exhaust ports. However, I'm hoping that with the
larger SL55 intake that the mixture will run a little leaner and will not
produce so much soot.
Coyote
Do a search for cleaners. There are no exhaust tips that are black inside. That is a fact. Scrub them. They arnt black. I am car salesman and have personally drove at least 30 crossfires. The tips are bruched chrome.
Originally Posted by Sinners
Do a search for cleaners. There are no exhaust tips that are black inside. That is a fact. Scrub them. They arnt black. I am car salesman and have personally drove at least 30 crossfires. The tips are bruched chrome.
Originally Posted by Sinners
Do a search for cleaners. There are no exhaust tips that are black inside. That is a fact. Scrub them. They arnt black. I am car salesman and have personally drove at least 30 crossfires. The tips are bruched chrome.
Of the 30 Crossfires you've driven, how many have been SRT6s?
Originally Posted by RPM
I think I know the difference between paint and soot.
Of the 30 Crossfires you've driven, how many have been SRT6s?
Of the 30 Crossfires you've driven, how many have been SRT6s?
Last edited by robby363; Mar 31, 2008 at 04:26 PM.
Originally Posted by robby363
They sure do look black to me to.
Here are 2 from cars.com w/painted exhaust tips.
1 has 40 miles on it, the other has 49:
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...eadExists=true
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...eadExists=true
Originally Posted by RPM
I think I know the difference between paint and soot.
Of the 30 Crossfires you've driven, how many have been SRT6s?
Of the 30 Crossfires you've driven, how many have been SRT6s?
My tips were painted black, when purchased, with 7 miles on the odo.
Originally Posted by MikeR
I have a SSB with 1200miles, bought with 120 miles, and the exhaust tips have always been black. I also had the SSB '04 coupe and they were silver. I thought the SRT was really dirty until I tried to wash it off. Black PAINT! MikeR
Originally Posted by inge
What you are calling black paint is carbon that will come off start rubbing I swear when I bought my SRT for 4 months I thought my tips where black THEY ARE CHROME someone call head office to get clarity on this .This debate has gone on long enough
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Originally Posted by Goldwing
Anybody have a real low-mileage (almost new) SRT6? Let us know the state of your exhaust tips. The tips on my n/a roadster are chrome and the tips on the SRT6 are also chrome, although a little dirty when I received it. No sign of black paint.
1) The previous owner polished the tips either because they didn't know
they were supposed to be black or because they didn't want them
black, or....
2) A factory screw up. The tips from a n/a Crossfire ended up on an SRT,
either because of a mistake or possibly they ran out of SRT tips
and didn't want to wait for the next shipment so they just used n/a
tips.
These are the only two things that come to my mind, but who knows it could be something else.
At 15 miles, right off the dealer lot, the tips were black inside with the polished lip (like they're supposed to be). I think they look better this way anyhow, the exhaust looks "bigger" because you can't really see the small round opening into them.
Mine will stay as designed.
Mine will stay as designed.
Mine are black. I actually had a couple of flakes of the black paint coating coming off, so i repainted it. It's definitely not soot or carbon. It is definitely a factory coating.
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