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Should work but I can only confirm that liquid detergent works as I did it and that it stays fixed after installation. That maybe a problem with silicone, too slippery?

Just make sure you fully coat the exhaust and inside of the tube with liquid detergent before installing otherwise it will stick halfway on.

Take a razor blade or box cutter knife and cut lengthways, it just peels off.

Before I installed them. Painted the outside and ends in Plastidip as I wanted a Matt black finish.

Cut to your preferred length. I left a little overlap as it looks cleaner.

Heat resistant silicone pipe 3.5" ID off eBay. Slide on using liquid soap detergent. These have been on for 24,000 miles, no issues.

EPA limits VOC output that determines paint technology and application/ containment processes, NOT paint film thickness. All the OEM manufacturers, N.A., Europe, Asia etc. basically use the same paint technologies and universally have the same stringent specifications for film thickness...

I would recommend the high temp silicone tubes. For the small difference in price and not having to cut it's not worth the risk. I thought about drilling drainage holes but didn't. After 9 months there are no signs of corrosion.

Stay out of boost for regular highway driving and results can be surprising. Just completed 6000 mile road trip out west. RR with FP tune.

'24 RR. Mods: Pro Cal, K&N, 30mm spacers. Michigan to Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and Texas. Effortless performance in the mountains and off road trails. No problems whatsoever and comfortable enough for driving 500+ miles a day Compared actual GPS mileage/gallons vs computer and...

Plastidip.

Easily removed the Plastidip from the face of the sensor with a toothpick. It comes off cleanly at the edge of the sensor

Plastidip easily separates at a feature line or tight gap so masking only needs to be close and not exact. This is why it's simple to black out badges and emblems with Plastidip.

Put on a minimum of 4 coats and it will last years. I've painted out exhaust tips on my jeep that were still good after 4 years and 75K miles. Doesn't chip like normal coatings.

Not necessary, it's a simple masking job and Plastidip.

High temp silicone tubes, 3.5"ID off eBay. Just apply liquid detergent to exhaust and push on. These have been on since Feb with no problem.

No.

Obviously you can cut the tube to suit, outboard or flush to the tailpipe.

Tail pipes were looking rough after just 4000 miles so decided to black them out. They were too close to the body and frame to paint. Went the route of getting a pair of high temp silicone tubes, 3.5" ID X 8" off eBay, painting them with plastidip and pushing them over the tail pipes. Spread a...

I have no problem using the steering wheel as a grab handle.