thats why i couldn't find it, it was on a sedan. someone else is selling one for a sedan as well. Now I need to find the funds since my duaghter just had surgery (temp leave of work)

 

pending

 

well sedan is 7 inch longer than the coupe

from remus what i know is shape and sound are different...

 

Sold!!!!!!

 

1. how much did it sell for?
2. Mind sharing a review with us on the magnaflow so far? Gas mileage? speed? sound? acceleration?

 

ok went ahead and got a glass pack from a shop and got it installed... and man... did it change the sound.... still toned... but controlled... i say 70% better than before... i definitely suggest with a magnaflow muffler.

 

i'm dealing with droning right now also but i think sooner or later i will throw the resonator back

 

i just hated the drone sound on the hwy... with the 7th gear engaged... low rpm... around 65 - 70 mph. now thats all still there but.... but with out the drone. love the set up now... never would think twice and wished i had remus or amg

 

I took off the resonator, put a K&N filter,and replaced the muffler with a straight pipe. The result wa a very nice sound however I lost tork and downshifting response.
What should I do. Put the resonator back.
Put the resonator and the muffler.
Take off the secondary cats and keep the resonator.
I also have a supersprint muffler that I had on a golf gti would that create any problems.
thanks

 

put the muffler back...

 

On the C240 if you were to unbolt the resonator from the catalytic converter can remove the exhaust system without cutting the muffler from the back? From the cat back is it one continuous unit? I am looking at the Remus Exhaust system with the mid pipe and the muffler and it clamps together instead of welding and I would like to do the install myself, but I don't want to do any cutting.

 

yes, you can unbolt the exhaust from the resonator and it comes off as one piece i.e. cat-back.

not sure if Remus makes a cat back tho. You can order supersprint that way with supersprint's resonator and muffler.

 

We do make a cat back for the W203, mid pipe + rear silencer.

 

nice

 

Does the exhaust also come in a straight round tip instead of an angled square tip?

 

The round tips were unfortunately discontinued 2 years ago.

 

Why? Those were the best looking tips!

 

the angled square tip looks like the og C36 AMG tips from back in the day. the angled square looks great on a C-Class... just not a w203, a w202.

 

does this fit 2005 c230K sport sedan? any have or heard of this model? i know the tips are big and the bumper might need some trimin but other than that does any one have any info on it? thanks guys!!

http://www.supersprintna.com/product...arch_model/202

 

Please read through this thread (w/ lots of links for aftermarket parts):
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w203/108681-aftermarket-oem-modifications-diy-faq-s.html

Since this is your first post, I will let this thread slide. Any subsequent thread you start that has already been discussed in the past will be closed, as per this thread:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w203/228853-must-read-all-w203-owners-posters.html

 

i have read this topic on many sites and many forums, but i cant see to find an answer, i dont wanna get the wrong exhast, and im really looking into this one. any info on putting this big two tips on my car would be nice... any info guys? or any thing on back bumper being trimed just to have a quality exhast?

 

That Supersprint is, no doubt, a fine exhaust.

It’s probably more cost effective to source a competent shop to achieve the appearance you seek. OE MB systems tend to be highly efficient. Horsepower gains from aftermarket exhaust are typically nonexistent, but don’t let that stop you.

This outfit has worked on other members' and my rides with excellent results: http://www.aaaexhaust.com/

There is probably something similar nearby to you.

 

what answer do you need? you searched via Supersprint North America's site. It should be the correct muffler. If you are not sure then search again via supersprint.com Their main national site and match part number.

you already know what to do if the tips are too big for the opening of the bumper. just find a good place that can make the cut clean when you need to.

and please state your location in your profile, so it's easier for member around the same area to help you out.

 

If you did, then why did you start a new thread? No reason to start a new thread. You could've posted in this pre-existing exhaust thread.

 

Irvine, CA.