What pipes are these?

[phantomman]

They are Hard Krome and the baffles are welded in place. Just find some stockers and put them on it. I'd say that would be what u want if u want quiet. They r usually easy to find and cheap.

[GilaMinumBeer]

Originally Posted by phantomman

They are Hard Krome and the baffles are welded in place. Just find some stockers and put them on it. I'd say that would be what u want if u want quiet. They r usually easy to find and cheap.

Did you black out the engine on that yourself or was it stock?

You running baffles in those straightshots?

[phantomman]

It's a Phantom so it comes all Blacked out. I have baffles in my Straight shots. I have been consudering removing them but the stock baffles are very throaty and quite loud from behind. I am a musician so I love ut loud but I am also a sound engineer and understand that louder isn't always better. The musician in me wants to crank it to eleven but I know that they sound better with the stock baffles.

[chantervz]

Thank you so much for all of the responses. I wasn't expecting so much help.

I looked and there was no brand name stamped in to it and the baffles appear to be welded in place. Boooooo!

I will look for some stock pipes as recommended. Mine are in great shape, maybe I can ebay them.
-Marc

[hiteck]

You might even consider trading them for a stock set to a fellow forum member or by posting them on your areas craigslist.

[Dolfman]

They are identical to my pipes and I have the HK's. I also have my stock exhaust sitting in my garage. I'm located in Long Island NY. If you are located nearby and you are interested let me know and I'll snap a few pics to post on the site.
When buying pipes the shipping fees are usually high.
Good Luck!