fox2boost

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i weld titanium all day long and that second pic does not look like its real thermal coloring. If your that concerned i would spray it like someone else said. Do not heat it with a torch, theres no way to get the same heat level all the way around unless your really good or have the right equipment. In my opinion yours looks better than the other one.

i8yourSTi

iTrader: (22)

Yes, I bought it used.

Thanks for the replies guys. I knew nothing was wrong, just wasn't sure why this happened, just wanted to learn something new.

And I use the eagle one never dull on my exhaust, I love it.

lncrevoviii

iTrader: (3)

seriously, if I was you, I would just torch it a bit. Get the look for what the Ti is known for. Good Luck.

lncrevoviii

iTrader: (3)

Maybe because it weighs around ~10lbs.
Maybe because you benefit from not only the full 3" exhaust but the weight savings you do.
Stock exhaust is well around ~40lbs. My Helix is around ~25-30lbs.
Saving 30lbs on a exhaust is like getting rid of your passenger seat completely or getting rid of your front and half of rear crash beam.

The only thing I don't like about this exhaust is the damn price tag. $1200, maybe more. Thats like 60 dub sacs.

Mitchubishievo

iTrader: (310)

It was cleaned plenty, that's why the tip is now polished versus burnt. I got the same thing on my Ti and don't mind at all...why need the blue anyways ?

r0sco1234

iTrader: (2)

thats how they make them. they are all like that

Shizzle

iTrader: (4)

Most companies use a "shocking" technique to get the blue coloring. most likely not a heating process used on a production line. You can search to find out what people use on here to "Shock" titanium. Grab a couple of batteries and a certain solution to get the deisred color.. its not hard from what i hear.

Whoop_ass

iTrader: (7)

you forgot to add that is is damn LOUD.....

tvbf1

iTrader: (1)

What you can do to get the color back is by Shocking it. Yes Shocking isn't it?

Another member on this forum talked about how to do it. To get the bluish/purple color you put some kind of electric current onto the Ti metal and it'll turn the metal bluish/purple.

Here's the thread

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...hlight=Shocked

WICKed'N'EVO

iTrader: (3)

....OR... perhapes you clean it too much the blue has wore out.