OE Single Rectangular Exhaust Tail Pipe Finisher Rear Bumper Trim for Passenger Car | HEYA METAL

A: Tolerances are confirmed feature by feature against your drawing or the agreed specification-inlet and outlet diameter, overall length and wall thickness may each carry a different band, and the figures are issued with the technical datasheet. Small differences between nominal and measured size are normal in fabricated tube and pipe. For fitment, we recommend providing your measured pipe diameter rather than only the nominal size.

A: Common causes: an inlet too large for the pipe or clamp range, insufficient engagement, uneven tightening, loose hardware, or the tip touching the bumper or body. Thermal cycling loosens the joint over time. Re-seat the tip, check the fit and tighten the clamp evenly — if it is too loose, use an adapter sleeve rather than overtightening. Re-check the fasteners after the first heat cycles and at service intervals, and use anti-seize on the threads so the tip can still be removed later.

A: Please provide the application (vehicle or project), the product type you have in mind, the measured tailpipe outside diameter and the mounting method, the outlet shape and size and the overall length you need, the material grade and surface finish, whether the part is single, paired or handed, and the quantity. A drawing, photo or sample helps confirm the details; marking and packaging can be customised.

A: Yes. We support custom tips based on your drawing, sample or photo, including non-standard inlet and outlet diameters, overall lengths, outlet shapes, mounting structures and surface finishes, together with logo or embossing and packaging. If the size you need is not in the standard range, send us the measured diameter and we will confirm what we can supply and the applicable minimum quantity.

A: The inlet fits over your tailpipe and decides whether the tip can be installed; the outlet is the visible end, and a bigger outlet does not mean a bigger pipe fits. Measure your bare tailpipe's outside diameter (OD) at the mounting point with the exhaust cold — a caliper, or a tape around the pipe divided by 3.14. Remove any existing tip first. Match the inlet to that figure, or only slightly larger within the clamp's range; for a non-standard pipe use an adapter sleeve rather than forcing or overtightening the tip.