2013-2016 Nameless Axelback Exhaust

[ManualOrNothing]

2013-2016 Nameless Axelback Exhaust. Has about 10k miles on it. Still looks great but there is a hairline crack on the inside of the right tip (shown in one of the pics). Thankfully it is on the underside (pic is shown with exhaust upside-down) so you won't see it unless you're on the ground looking up at the tip and even then it doesn't pop out unless you're close. Asking $250 plus shipping unless you're in the greater Washington D.C. area and can pick up or meet up.

[Wally86]

Does this fit the '17-'20 model also?

[ManualOrNothing]

From what I've read on these forums, it requires making a small slot on the mounting flange.

[Wally86]

Originally Posted by ManualOrNothing

From what I've read on these forums, it requires making a small slot on the mounting flange.

Originally Posted by Danny318

I should have taken pictures but I'll describe it in case someone else ever needs this info.

The 17+ flange fitting relies on the pipe protruding slightly from the flange on the 'car side' and fitting into part of the inner diameter of the flange on the 'muffler side'. there is only a tiny 'crush washer' style gasket around the diameter of the protruding pipe that does the sealing.

Getting the pre 17 muffler section to seal required using a pre 17 style gasket (it was actually a front pipe gasket in my case) and the crush washer type gasket as well. Otherwise the protruding pipe would bottom out before the flange surfaces would make contact.

Also, the bolt holes are about a half an inch total wider on the 17+, but luckily the holes on the car side flange can be elongated with a carbide bit enough to fit properly in the pre 17 flange holes.

Hope that helps

Hmmm

[DarkPira7e]

Originally Posted by Wally86

Does this fit the '17-'20 model also?

If you bring it to a muffler shop, they'll make it fit for $20 bucks. Still a hell of a lot cheaper and better sounding than most catbacks.