It was these or Gibson Performance Exhaust 60-0023 Metal Mulisha. Seems like the Mulisha rust from the reviews. Any issues with these?
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No rust issues. The tubes and muffler are aluminized. The clamps are stainless.
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I haven't seen any rust on mine and it's been snowy with salty roads here in Michigan.
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I cannot speak for the Metal Mulisha exhaust, however my Gibson exhaust that I've had for over a year now is performing fine and has little to no rust. My opinion is you're going to have rust with any muffler you bye. I cannot see the two exhaust being much different other than price and appearance. hope this helps.
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Have had mine on for a year and no rust yet, and has seen a lot of salt in that time. Luv the sound and not too loud for a 6 w K&N; cold air intake, blacked out and dual pipes look great, easy install and perfect fit for my Rubicon X too, I get compliments all the time
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Still pretty new, about 3 months and no rust. With rain, snow and ice no problem but I do wipe the tips off when I wash the vehicle. Both systems and tips are made by Gibson Performance I believe. The black coating looks good and no chips yet. I do like the size of these tips over the extra large Mulisha. I like the system.
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Haven't noticed any rust from the time I installed the exhaust. Would have to look further but as of now it looks pretty clean
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Hi. This particular model is made by Fender in their Mexico factory. We're an authorized Fender dealer and warranty service center. I would be happy to assist you with this, or any other, model that you're interested in.Thanks,Guy RaglandDancing Dragon Music(405) 605-6900
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Pretty sure mine came with Gibson strings on. That's what the website says, and they match the Gibson strings I bought to replace them.They're pretty nice strings and they last (at least for my purposes) a long time.
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Honestly I am not sure, but would guess they are OEM strings from Gibson. Your best bet would be to contact them directly and they would be able to help you out with that.
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It's a ricer exhaust so its loud. Also I wouldnt bother becuase this company is terrible, they sent me the wrong exhaust and made me jump through hoops just to return it. Ended up selling it on craiglist.
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As for the solid mahogany, I'd contact Luna for specs. It says mahogany on the site. The tunings are geared.
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I just bought one yesterday and it had D'Addario strings on it. I changed them to Fender Ultra Lights and it sounds great! Love it!
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Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a great day 'ROCK ON' Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a... » Read More Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a great day 'ROCK ON' « Show Less
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Yes....I had the same problem. I think it is some type of oil they have on the muffler....maybe residue from the manufacturing of it. Or it could be the sticker on the muffler. I have not been able to track it down.
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I have had two of these amps, both gone now. The basic tone is fine, though there are some artifacts that were not in the originals. Re-biasing warmer certainly helps. The mass produced workmanship is just fair. Before you buy, check out the modern amp forum on fender.com; there are some very knowledgeable people there that will tell you the good and the bad. After the DRRI episodes, I saved up and bought an Allen Accomplice, which has excellent DR-based tone and superb hand-wired construction.
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Get it with the muffler. Too me it just sounds like an old caterpillar tractor. Utter crap. Also I wake up early and my neighbors would not stop complaining(and normally they dont care about much.) I bought the muffler that fits this. Its a bit louder than stock but actually sounds good. Nice good deep rumble. and it still has the same throttle response I noticed with the straight pipe.
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Hey bud,This listing is for a Titanium tip exhaust. Hope this helps! In stock, ships immediately!
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Yes. I've had this installed for over a month and no corrosion. Discoloration is from the heat so if you buy, don't panic with a bronze-silver coloration beginging to develop. Ps, sounds great, great quality muffler and fitment, i ran mine with the strait pipe, install from the turbo back to the axel in that order
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Not normal. Use a flashlight and check for rust. Return to Amazon if you are within the date to do so; otherwise you will have a difficult time to get a refund from Mastrad, if any.
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I run a hifonics 500rms x 2 @ 2 ohms for 4 speakers and ran that for at least 5 yrs and have yet to have any issues with them. Ive overheated the amp a few times(more than likely due to poor design) but the speakers have handled it just fine and I run them hard often.Just bought a new truck and plan on installing a set in it as they have never given me issues.
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I had gotten new B pipes as well. I'm pretty sure it won't line up with the stock exhaust.
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Congrats on getting a beautiful instrument. The mahogany top will contribute to a "warmer" sound when you find the right strings, but this often involves experimenting with different types of strings. For the most part phosphor-bronze strings are very "bright" sounding when they first go on but lose their "brightness" pretty quickly. Coated strings, like the Martin Lifespan, Elixers, etc., tend to be less "bright" at first but have a remarkably longer lifespan before sounding dull and dead than non-coated strings. Try a coated bronze (not phosphor-bronze) first to see how that sounds to you. Also keep in mind that the lighter the gauge, the less volume and punch the strings are going to have, no matter what kind of guitar you play. You might try non coated strings, also, if you dont mind changing them more often. Ive used a number of different strings on my Martin and tend toward preferring a "brighter" sound, and Im usually eager to try something new, so dont get impatient, and keep notes on which strings work best for you.