Same thing happened to me, I just used a rubber mallet and reshaped it.

 

The rubber mallet is a good idea. And on top of that, you could find a similar sized coffee can or soup can to stick on the inside to help tap it back to a round shape. Just a thought.

Good luck.

Thanks,

Mike

 

you could try calling around to your local music shops, namely one that repairs Brass instruments, as they should have something that size to reform it. I dropped a trombone down 3 storys worth of stairs and they made it look like new.

 

Hmm that's a good idea actually I remember a friend doing this.

 

lol damn 3 stories. Let us know how it goes, interesting to think of a music shop saving your exhaust lol. If they say they don't do that kind of work, tell them this exhaust is a musical instrument too and makes big loud noises.

 

rubber hammer+ wedge dollie=golden

 

let us know how it turns out w/ new pics, GL

 

Similar thing happened to me. I just inserted a largish diameter pipe and rolled it around inside the tip with as much force as was required to push out the dents. It made it perfectly round again. That was a Greddy steel exhaust though, titanium might behave a bit differently I don't know.

 

Pdr

 

fuck fixin in, id make the asshole delivery company pay for damages. what assholes. my buddy used to work for ups and he told me how they treat every package like a goddamn soccer ball.

and what the fuck is Pdr bro.........

 

rubber mallet and a block of wood, and plenty of time.

 

pdr - paintless dent repair