2015-2023 Dodge Charger 5.0" Exhaust Tip Replacement Set, Black or Polished

Well, yes and no. The sound will change slightly, the rumble will be lower. During the installation process if you install one side and leave the other side with a factory tip you can start the car and give it a quick listen, it should sound slightly different from the left to the right. The difference in sound is very small, not enough to notice when you are driving the car, but it is there. For a BIGGER increase in sound try a mid muffler bypass!

For all intents and purposes, they are the same thing. Carven builds their tips out of two pieces welded together; due to some pretty advanced tooling we were able to build our tips out of one piece. They look exactly the same on the car. We do not put a logo on our Charger tips because they are recessed in the valance you only are able to read part of the logo which doesn't look right. We both offer them in polished stainless and black Cerakote. Theirs are about $40 more expensive.

The B2 fabrication tips for the charger are larger than the factory tips so they will fill out the exhaust valance openings much better and have a more aggressive appearance. The factory tips are 4”, the B2 tips are 5”, the valance opening are 5.5” They will also lower the exhaust tone slightly

The B2Fab tips are designed to be a direct fit for your Charger. They bolt on with the factory clamps. We manufacture them this way with specialty tooling to have the perfect factory-style mounting flange. Although generic tips look the similar at first glance they will not bolt on and will need to be either welded, or the factory ball exhaust flanges will need to be cut off and the generic tips clamped on. For the vast majority of customers, the small amount of money saved will not be worth the extra headache and labor.

Yes, these exhaust tips are designed to fit 2015-2023 Dodge Charger models, including R/T, Scat Pack, Hellcat, and other trims.

These exhaust tips are designed for a simple bolt-on installation, meaning no welding or cutting is required. The process can usually be completed in under 30 minutes with basic hand tools.