Turbo Back Down Pipes - Group Buy
07-28-2016, 11:45 AM
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2003 W211 E55, 2003 W220 S600
Turbo Back Down Pipes - Group Buy
Get me 5 orders and I will discount the price for to $1699 shipped for a set of Turbo down pipes
These will only work on W212 and W218 E63 and CLS 63 RWD
PM me with inquiries
These will only work on W212 and W218 E63 and CLS 63 RWD
PM me with inquiries
07-28-2016, 01:32 PM
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07-28-2016, 01:40 PM
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These work great! Only issue I had with them is the clearance to the center body support brace. I ended up doing a custom back half in 3" to the tips, with V band to the DP's and up and over the brace. I replaced mufflers with 18" resonators and AMG satin black powder coated tips. Saved a lot of weight and sounds so deep and powerful.
07-28-2016, 01:41 PM
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if you went true turbo back...You...Would..have MORE POWAAA
and thus we lose and pay twice
problem is no proof exists yet, other then the bill you will get charged
07-28-2016, 01:44 PM
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These work great! Only issue I had with them is the clearance to the center body support brace. I ended up doing a custom back half in 3" to the tips, with V band to the DP's and up and over the brace. I replaced mufflers with 18" resonators and AMG satin black powder coated tips. Saved a lot of weight and sounds so deep and powerful.
They all tell you it will fit, but truth is they only test it on their test car
07-28-2016, 01:58 PM
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Very true...but its like if you go normal down pipe...then there's this bug which we all contract during our car ownership...its so deceptively evil that it warps our innocent minds...pssst if you went true turbo back...You...Would..have MORE POWAAA
and thus we lose and pay twice
problem is no proof exists yet, other then the bill you will get charged
if you went true turbo back...You...Would..have MORE POWAAAand thus we lose and pay twice
problem is no proof exists yet, other then the bill you will get charged
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07-28-2016, 02:57 PM
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Because the 4Matic requires different engine mounts and dropping of the motor to install. Weistech is the only North American aftermarket supplier that offers this product for the 2014-2016 E63 and CLS63. The kit is $6000 not including installation. Don't bother unless you are replacing the turbos.
07-28-2016, 04:09 PM
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There is no proof the turbo backs make more power. But if you have ever seen the insides of the stock turboback manifolds you will know just how restrictive they seem.
On a RWD model the difference in cost is not significant enough to not take the chance
$1300 regular DP vs in this case $1700 turboback. Now I know install is significantly different in cost but even if were to put out 40rwhp vs the maybe 20rwhp from a regular catless DP, it would be worth it.
Now I gotta do the dyno and lets see what we can get
On a RWD model the difference in cost is not significant enough to not take the chance
$1300 regular DP vs in this case $1700 turboback. Now I know install is significantly different in cost but even if were to put out 40rwhp vs the maybe 20rwhp from a regular catless DP, it would be worth it.
Now I gotta do the dyno and lets see what we can get
07-28-2016, 06:09 PM
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There is no proof the turbo backs make more power. But if you have ever seen the insides of the stock turboback manifolds you will know just how restrictive they seem.
On a RWD model the difference in cost is not significant enough to not take the chance
$1300 regular DP vs in this case $1700 turboback. Now I know install is significantly different in cost but even if were to put out 40rwhp vs the maybe 20rwhp from a regular catless DP, it would be worth it.
Now I gotta do the dyno and lets see what we can get
On a RWD model the difference in cost is not significant enough to not take the chance
$1300 regular DP vs in this case $1700 turboback. Now I know install is significantly different in cost but even if were to put out 40rwhp vs the maybe 20rwhp from a regular catless DP, it would be worth it.
Now I gotta do the dyno and lets see what we can get
07-29-2016, 07:11 PM
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I don't doubt that they make slightly more power than the stock manifold, particularly in the very top of the RPM range. My guess would be more like 10 WHP. And I agree for the modest part and installation price difference on a RWD, you might as well go for it. On an AWD, forget it unless you are doing turbos.
Yes I am simply speculating based on my finely calibrated seat dyno
07-30-2016, 09:08 PM
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03-15-2017, 03:35 PM
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Great product and great price! Same ones I have on my car. Here is what they sound like freshly installed with OEM mufflers in place:
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...o0ZVhJQ1ZqeWtn
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...o0ZVhJQ1ZqeWtn
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C218 CLS63TT PP Edition1, W213 E63S
on dyno and tested on a catless downpipe car
added these parts showed gains of 30wtq on low to midrange RPM
and about 10whp also on low to mid range RPM,
no extra gains were on higher RPM
and noise becomes less while turbo whistles spooling becomes louder
added these parts showed gains of 30wtq on low to midrange RPM
and about 10whp also on low to mid range RPM,
no extra gains were on higher RPM
and noise becomes less while turbo whistles spooling becomes louder
There is no proof the turbo backs make more power. But if you have ever seen the insides of the stock turboback manifolds you will know just how restrictive they seem.
On a RWD model the difference in cost is not significant enough to not take the chance
$1300 regular DP vs in this case $1700 turboback. Now I know install is significantly different in cost but even if were to put out 40rwhp vs the maybe 20rwhp from a regular catless DP, it would be worth it.
Now I gotta do the dyno and lets see what we can get
On a RWD model the difference in cost is not significant enough to not take the chance
$1300 regular DP vs in this case $1700 turboback. Now I know install is significantly different in cost but even if were to put out 40rwhp vs the maybe 20rwhp from a regular catless DP, it would be worth it.
Now I gotta do the dyno and lets see what we can get
