





W203/CL203 Aftermarket Exhaust Thread - All you want to know
It looks awsome with the roof black..it looks like you have a Pano roof..and the fenders are very nice aswell..great great job...i am a hardcore fan of the white Benz..this is my fourth White one....
Is that straight pipe as well [both resinators deleted]?
I'm getting my 2x83 Race on Weds [should be] and trying to figure out to keep resinator or not. do straight pipe... or increase all around straight pipe to 2.5"
Is that straight pipe as well [both resinators deleted]?
I'm getting my 2x83 Race on Weds [should be] and trying to figure out to keep resinator or not. do straight pipe... or increase all around straight pipe to 2.5"
i took a video today right before i took off my eisenmann:
How much for the exhaust installation? Did you cut your bumper for the tips? Can any muffler shops do the cutting or do I have to go somewhere else?
Thanks
first time to install, it cost $40. cut off stock muffler and clamp this one on
this time, to uninstall, it cost $60. he had to take off the old clamp with a torch gun. than clamp old muffler back on.
miss my eisenmann
...From your sig, your rear bumper seemed uncut but I thought we have to do the cutting in order for the tips to fit?
im getting rid of the car to move to the e46 world
after a supercharger and some other mods, i will smoke c32s and c55s
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
only thing i can think of... he had his mic'd closer?
ideally what you have is the sound im going for. very raspy and throaty with a little bite of a whine to it.
how did you run your exhaust? with or without resonator? by the sounds of it, with you doing it yourself, sounds like you had em both in there.
only thing i can think of... he had his mic'd closer?
ideally what you have is the sound im going for. very raspy and throaty with a little bite of a whine to it.
how did you run your exhaust? with or without resonator? by the sounds of it, with you doing it yourself, sounds like you had em both in there.
If money is not an issue,there are catback systems specifically designed for your car. I drive a 2001 C240 and didn't want to spend that much money on a part where i can use the money elsewhere (ie. coilovers, wheels, etc.). So in the spirit of being frugal, i went to my muffler guy who's done all my work during my rice modding days. He pretty much knew i needed a muffler that was at least 18" long and had a right side inlet w/a middle outlet. So he was able to fashion together a nice Flowmaster exhaust w/dual tips. I left the resonator in the middle intact because the droning sound was already prominent in the cabin. At idle, it sounds great.. nice low buzzing noise and when i punch it, it does have a nice throaty sound... not some cheap lawnmower sounding high pitched squeal. I combined that by changing the stock dual paper filters w/K+N's, and i'm happy w/the results.
Flowmaster exhaust + dual tips + labor = $190
K+N's = $100 (need 2 of 'em)
Happy modding!

Wat's the part/model number of the Flowmaster exhaust?
I am thinking of doing the samething as you did. Could you post pics and a sound clip of the exhaust.
I would highly recommend this exhaust.
I left the stock resonator installed since it is loud enough as it is. Anything I could do to quiet it down a little bit? Also does anyone know how many miles it takes before it is broken in because I read that it gets quieter after it's broken in?






Last edited by ctC230K; Dec 1, 2006 at 07:31 AM.
btw, congrats on yours!
so if u wanna know how mine sounds i found a video at www.angrybenz.com, that guy has the same engine and exaust as me except hes got a coupe, sounds exactly the same though.
http://angrybenz.com/filme/ab_exhaust_eisenrace256.wmv
and heres some pics NO ONE ever takes... the old exhaust after it's removed:





so dirty!

Last edited by ctC230K; Dec 1, 2006 at 11:14 AM.
lol
oh and the reason no one takes a pic of the stock pipe... its dead and there's no use for taking pics of... a... stock... pipe. haha
oh and the reason no one takes a pic of the stock pipe... its dead and there's no use for taking pics of... a... stock... pipe. haha














