is there meant to be a hole in my exhaust?

[MWAKU]

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a285/mykulxD/17-05-08_1500.jpg
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a285/mykulxD/17-05-08_1501.jpg
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a285/mykulxD/17-05-08_1502.jpg
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a285/mykulxD/17-05-08_1503.jpg

and thats stock piping correct?

[beeza]

Definately stock piping.That hole is weird,looks like you've scraped a hole through it from the bottom...

[MWAKU]

oh ok, meh more the reason to get my axleback lol

[teh_mechanic]

as its near the end,that hole is there to let any water drain out.say its raining on a bit of a slant,water gets in there,so the manufacturer puts a hole there to let the water drain out.no performance or sound difference watsoeva

[MWAKU]

oh ok thankss

[beeza]

Ah,I see.I was gonna say it looks put there but why...now I see :)

[Zdster]

It may be there to attach an exhaust finisher (a chrome tip) but that is pure speculation.

[An41]

its nothing to worry about, lol i think we're going to need a subsection dedicated just to you

[MWAKU]

Hahaha ^ i know ay, i'm so noob

[An41]

Hahaha ^ i know ay, i'm so noob

nothing to be ashamed about, everyone has to start somewhere. I joined knowing jack all

[Limbo]

agreed with teh_mechanic.
As the tip is rolled water can get trapped. It allows for water to escape rather than sitting in the exhaust and rusting it away or waiting to evaoprate.