Exhaust tips are often the last piece of a newly-installed exhaust system, but they’re one of the first things people notice. Crooked alignment, rusted edges, or mismatched sizing can make an otherwise solid exhaust system look unfinished. On many classic Chevy Camaros, Chevelles, or El Caminos, the original exhaust tips are long gone or replaced with something that never quite fit right.

Replacing exhaust tips helps clean up the rear of the car and finish the system properly. The right length and outlet style can center the tips in the valance and give your ride the look it was meant to have. Many restorations address exhaust tips after installing a new exhaust system or tightening everything up with fresh exhaust hangers and clamps, since proper alignment at the back depends on solid mounting throughout the system.