The oem tips on my c300 were bugging me so I went and found an alternative. I cut off the stock oval tips and welded about 3 inches of 1 and 3/4" pipe to the end of it, retaining the factory allen screws incase I want to go back to stock. I had to buy a oscillating tool to trim around the plastic insert on the bottom to make room for the larger tips and used a variety of files, sandpaper, and heat to smooth out the edges.

The tips I bought to replace them were off of a Porsche 911. I was trying to get a hold of any rectangular tip about 6-7 inches wide. My first choice was to get tips from a newer generation Acura TL but I was not able to find any.

I would advise you to set your tips in a permanent position before you make the final cuts on the plastic. I will say that this is not an easy task to make a perfect fit and finish. Luckily everything came out pretty well. BTW, the tips I bought are bolt-on so I can adjust the depth, angle and tilt of them.


*If you don't like the way it looks I could care less and I don't need you to comment on my thread.*

 

I feel like the stock exhaust tips look much better with the car, but maybe that's just because I'm used to them? Looks like a nice job.

 

Surprisingly looks good!

 

Thanks, smoked led tail lights are on the way and I need to remount my rear spoiler then I should be done.

 

I really like the look of those tips on your car! Where'd you buy your wheels?

 

I like it....something diff

 

Wheels were bought directly from a distributor off of eBay. It's cheaper to buy direct.

 

Kudos for trying something different and new!
I always wondered what it would look like without the "usual" quad setup.

 

I like the look! As others have mentioned, it's different than the usual quad-setup, yet not stock. Suits the car, good job.

 

I think they look terrific. Just like how the E class gets the big trapezoidal tips, the C should come with something like this standard. Good job!

 

I like them as well, but I think you mean you could not care less.

In any event, as long as comments are civil and polite, we do welcome all opinions!

 

Thanks for the comments, I will post some better pictures with the new taillights, spoiler, and when the car is clean.

 

Are those the Ebay c63 reps with 35 offsets? lets see some more pics!

 

those looks real good

 

Agreed with the above. They suit the car really well and are different. Personally, i wouldn't put a quad exhaust on my C220 as it implies power which really it doesn't have!

 

I like them!

Kudos for coming up with something different.

 

Heres some updated pictures even though the car is dirty and i took the pics prior to putting on my spoiler. hope this helps.

 

Great job! What kind of of weld did you use? Nice Porsche tips too. Are they sticking out at the same dimension as the OEM or are they out a little further? Just asking?

 

Thanks! Used a standard wire feed welder. Tips are sticking out maybe a tad further? I just set them to where i thought they looked best...didnt try to mimic the stock setup.

 

This look really good, only if they weren't blue or whatever...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Universal-Me...#ht_989wt_1142

 

like these?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Universal-Me...ht_1021wt_1014

 

@OP: Very nicely done!!!

@tasho3, blue00r6: If you notice the blue version is staggard, and the silver one is not. =(

 

I wonder if those tips would work with the C63 diffuser? Nicely done.

 

Are these what you used? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-997-...03b5ff&vxp=mtr

 

going crazy looking for some AMG style quad tips can find them anywhere there was a vender in forum selling then can get in contact with him,does anyone know where i can find the same o similar tips??