FI Valvetronic Exhaust for Mercedes C400 / C450!
03-01-2017, 04:50 PM
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FI Valvetronic Exhaust for Mercedes C400 / C450!
How to Place Your Order:
Phone Domestic: (855) 973-2757 X 104
Phone International: (310) 231-7800 X 104
E-mail: Golan@AutoTalent.com
Website: www.AutoTalent.com
Payment:
Installations:
Feel free to visit us at our 20,000 square feet facility in Los Angeles, CA.
We install everything we sell.
5260 W 104th St
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Shipping:
All orders are shipped via FedEx, UPS, USPS and Pilot.
International, Hawaii and Alaska customers: Please contact us for the best quote possible.
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday: 10AM-7PM Pacific Time
Saturday: By appointment only
Phone Domestic: (855) 973-2757 X 104
Phone International: (310) 231-7800 X 104
E-mail: Golan@AutoTalent.com
Website: www.AutoTalent.com
Payment:
Installations:
Feel free to visit us at our 20,000 square feet facility in Los Angeles, CA.
We install everything we sell.
5260 W 104th St
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Shipping:
All orders are shipped via FedEx, UPS, USPS and Pilot.
International, Hawaii and Alaska customers: Please contact us for the best quote possible.
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday: 10AM-7PM Pacific Time
Saturday: By appointment only
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sean1.8t (05-12-2017)
03-02-2017, 08:51 AM
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03-02-2017, 05:57 PM
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Yea, these guys make great sounding systems for late model Ferraris. I'm pretty confident it's going to be a # similar to the Brabus. I don't quite understand the pricing on these variable systems. Electric cutouts are pretty cheap, and from a manufacturing standpoint it seems like there is just one extra pipe to weld at 2 connection points inside the muffler. I have found the vacuum actuated cutouts to be pretty pricey, but so far, the aftermarket systems I've seen use the electric motors anyway.
It is entirely possible however, that my over inflated sense of self worth is leading me to believe my own bs. I GC'd my own home renovation, and then considered starting a construction company the next week. My thinking was, damn I saved a lot of money by doing the stressful parts myself. I bet I could make my savings in profit if I did this full time.
One day I will build the c450 exhaust system of my dreams! Engineering skills be damned, Trump is our president and I feel confident.
It is entirely possible however, that my over inflated sense of self worth is leading me to believe my own bs. I GC'd my own home renovation, and then considered starting a construction company the next week. My thinking was, damn I saved a lot of money by doing the stressful parts myself. I bet I could make my savings in profit if I did this full time.
One day I will build the c450 exhaust system of my dreams! Engineering skills be damned, Trump is our president and I feel confident.
03-02-2017, 09:01 PM
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Yea, these guys make great sounding systems for late model Ferraris. I'm pretty confident it's going to be a # similar to the Brabus. I don't quite understand the pricing on these variable systems. Electric cutouts are pretty cheap, and from a manufacturing standpoint it seems like there is just one extra pipe to weld at 2 connection points inside the muffler. I have found the vacuum actuated cutouts to be pretty pricey, but so far, the aftermarket systems I've seen use the electric motors anyway.
It is entirely possible however, that my over inflated sense of self worth is leading me to believe my own bs. I GC'd my own home renovation, and then considered starting a construction company the next week. My thinking was, damn I saved a lot of money by doing the stressful parts myself. I bet I could make my savings in profit if I did this full time.
One day I will build the c450 exhaust system of my dreams! Engineering skills be damned, Trump is our president and I feel confident.
It is entirely possible however, that my over inflated sense of self worth is leading me to believe my own bs. I GC'd my own home renovation, and then considered starting a construction company the next week. My thinking was, damn I saved a lot of money by doing the stressful parts myself. I bet I could make my savings in profit if I did this full time.
One day I will build the c450 exhaust system of my dreams! Engineering skills be damned, Trump is our president and I feel confident.
And I wish it would be in the $1,200 range since the car is a lease and the exhaust will be useless to me after the lease is up.
03-03-2017, 09:10 PM
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i honestly don't care about the valve control feature. I just want an exhaust that sounds like the PE exhaust (when the valves are open on the PE exhaust).
And I wish it would be in the $1,200 range since the car is a lease and the exhaust will be useless to me after the lease is up.
And I wish it would be in the $1,200 range since the car is a lease and the exhaust will be useless to me after the lease is up.
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03-04-2017, 07:50 PM
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i do quite a bit of highway driving so the drone probably get pretty annoying.
http://www.esetuning.com/awe-tuning-...015-31012.html
might check with the exhaust shop about putting a valve on it too.
