C32 Dual Exhaust project - also looking for pics from previous post
I searched all the C32 forums I frequent and google. Very hard to narrow searches down on 'c32 amg exhaust' when people have that stuff in their sig...grrr. Anyways, any help or guidance here appreciated. If you've done this, please post your experience.
Many Thanks!
Bif
I Have lots of pictures that I complied from members here in the forum. Try searching also in the W203 forum and use ‘ quad exhaust ‘ you should get more results. I would post all the pictures I have but I’m not sure about posting pictures of other member’s cars. Moderators or anyone else if you know that it’s ok to do so please let me know and I’ll post the pictures. Otherwise just send me your e-mail and I’ll share the pictures with you.
I searched all the C32 forums I frequent and google. Very hard to narrow searches down on 'c32 amg exhaust' when people have that stuff in their sig...grrr. Anyways, any help or guidance here appreciated. If you've done this, please post your experience.
Many Thanks!
Bif
Biff,
I have a feeling you are talking about Wiedermann and his c55 quad exhaust. While some may not like the tips and say it looks to stock, it honestly is the only way to put a true dual exhaust on the car. Exhaust shops put tips on the passenger side all the time and various users here have gone for the two tip look (a la 2001 S55 etc) but its not a real quad exhaust. Its just a pipe run across the back of the car to the passenger side. To get a True system to work you must ditch that C32 spare tire well in favor of that from a C55, re-work a few items under the car and put in C55 like piping. If the tips are not to your liking you can always lop them off and find ones more to your tastes. Likely the best part about that system was that it used the factory heat shields to keep the car looking and feeling like new. You really dont want a hot exhaust or mufler melting your body work or drying out your suspension bushings (or whatever may be near the heat source).
So maybe using that C55 system as a starting point you could then customize the parts (cats, headers, resonators, and muflers) to your liking. Mods are nice but sticking close to stock for a basis of construction can save you many head aches down the road.
Wiedermann was a nut job at best but that exhaust he put on his car really was a quality job. I think he had more stories than a childrens story teller, more pictures posted that the worst post ******, and some of the longest posts even seen to man kind, but that exhaust was a nice touch. It also sounded nice on the car.
If you wanted to go louder than the one on his car you could remove the resonator or even get some headers from say Kleemann (with the first cats rmoved) and have a very powerful and mean sounding dual exhaust C32.
Hope this helps in some way.
Last edited by CynCarvin32; Jan 5, 2006 at 02:19 PM.
I Have lots of pictures that I complied from members here in the forum. Try searching also in the W203 forum and use ‘ quad exhaust ‘ you should get more results. I would post all the pictures I have but I’m not sure about posting pictures of other member’s cars. Moderators or anyone else if you know that it’s ok to do so please let me know and I’ll post the pictures. Otherwise just send me your e-mail and I’ll share the pictures with you.
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I have a feeling you are talking about Wiedermann and his c55 quad exhaust. While some may not like the tips and say it looks to stock, it honestly is the only way to put a true dual exhaust on the car. Exhaust shops put tips on the passenger side all the time and various users here have gone for the two tip look (a la 2001 S55 etc) but its not a real quad exhaust. Its just a pipe run across the back of the car to the passenger side. To get a True system to work you must ditch that C32 spare tire well in favor of that from a C55, re-work a few items under the car and put in C55 like piping. If the tips are not to your liking you can always lop them off and find ones more to your tastes. Likely the best part about that system was that it used the factory heat shields to keep the car looking and feeling like new. You really dont want a hot exhaust or mufler melting your body work or drying out your suspension bushings (or whatever may be near the heat source).
So maybe using that C55 system as a starting point you could then customize the parts (cats, headers, resonators, and muflers) to your liking. Mods are nice but sticking close to stock for a basis of construction can save you many head aches down the road.
Wiedermann was a nut job at best but that exhaust he put on his car really was a quality job. I think he had more stories than a childrens story teller, more pictures posted that the worst post ******, and some of the longest posts even seen to man kind, but that exhaust was a nice touch. It also sounded nice on the car.
If you wanted to go louder than the one on his car you could remove the resonator or even get some headers from say Kleemann (with the first cats rmoved) and have a very powerful and mean sounding dual exhaust C32.
Hope this helps in some way.
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=46764
One added question - would doing an x-pipe help our SC C32s or is any other breathing than headers useless?
Anyone here that did this setup of 4 resonators and cats delete.... please let me know what kind of modification you had to do to the stock bumper. I just want it to look even and I want the Tips to be sitting in the middle of their holes. I will be visiting an auto body shop next week to see what they could do.
good luck with the project.
This would be a bigger problem for light color cars. Yours is black, right ? So it wouldn't be as visible if the tips weren't centered on their holes. I'm not that lucky.
If you really want them to be perfectly mirrored and have the tips centered on their holes, you could either get a C55 spare tire well; or cut your stock spare tire well as needed to give more clearance to your new exhaust. Either way you'd have to make a new cut out on the stock bumper. Wiedermann mentioned it saved him $1500 by doing so, instead of ordering a new C55 bumper.
Thanks. You haven't answered the question on this this thread either -->
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w203/125529-black-accent-panel-amg-rear-bumpers.html
This doesn't apply to C55s because they use a different spare tire well which the well sits more to the center.
I'm not too familiar with the new C350.. did they have to cut your spare tire well ? Or is it the same with C55 (sitting more to the center) ? Thanks again.






