Exhaust-pipes for my CX-5

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FiveCX-5

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Mazda CX-5 Skylease Tech Pack FWD Crystal White Pearl MY2014

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Verzonden met Iphone 5S

 

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FiveCX-5

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Mazda CX-5 Skylease Tech Pack FWD Crystal White Pearl MY2014

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Yesterday, the small OEM pipes changed by 100mm RVS side-rounded pipes, looks thick, don't you think ?


Verzonden met Iphone 5S

 

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Skorpio

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2015 Deep Crystal Blue Mica GT FWD

• Jun 6, 2014

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Looks good, I got to do mine soon too.

 

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FiveCX-5

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Mazda CX-5 Skylease Tech Pack FWD Crystal White Pearl MY2014

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Skorpio said:

Looks good, I got to do mine soon too.

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Thank you.....I`m looking forward to the pictures ! (dance)

 

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Mountkeen

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Mazda CX5 2.2D Sport Nav

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FiveCX-5 where did you get your rear bumper protector and was it easy to fit?

 

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Maya CX5

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good look !!(headbang)

 

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FiveCX-5

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Mazda CX-5 Skylease Tech Pack FWD Crystal White Pearl MY2014

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On the internet and it was fastened with self-adhesive sttips, so no drilling and no rust , haha

Look for RVS bumper-protector Mazda CX-5............and you`ll get a few different models to choose from, the protector I have chosen was RVS and about 108 US Dollar.......


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FiveCX-5

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• Jul 2, 2014

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@Skorpio.....How did you fasten that gitter beneath the numberplate (to protect the radiator....)

 

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Skorpio

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FiveCX-5 said:

@Skorpio.....How did you fasten that gitter beneath the numberplate (to protect the radiator....)

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Well, believe it or not I used some of the stock plastic push fasteners, threaded a couple studs with nuts, and some black duct tape. You can't see the tape, and so far, it has held up to quite a lot of 70mph highway driving. If it ever does separate or become useless, I may find a more permanent solution or different material . And BTW, the wire mesh screen is some home plastic screening used for dryer lint or animal/bug deterring found at my local home improvement store (thumb)

 

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Iceman04503

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2015 Mazda CX-5

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Are the new pipes just for looks? Does it make the car sound any better?

 

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redline3104

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Mazda 6 iTouring 6MT

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Iceman04503 said:

Are the new pipes just for looks? Does it make the car sound any better?

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obviously for looks, its stock exhaust