Valvetronic Evosport Exhaust System
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Valvetronic Evosport Exhaust System
After much consideration I have decided not to install headers on my car because I dont like the idea of having my car takin apart....Instead im planning on getting the valvetronic exhaust from evosport and was wondering if anybody has put this system on thier c63?? I'm ordering them 2day and once I get them will have pics and videos up soon.. Any info or comments about the exhaust are welcome...
http://www.evosport.com/product/prod...VO.EXH.M04.MV1
http://www.evosport.com/product/prod...VO.EXH.M04.MV1
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Some conversation here -> https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...er-system.html
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wow, that looks just like the one Hiro63 posted from Japan. I wonder is Evosport building for a Japanese company or vise versa? either way this system looks pretty darn good.
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I am not sure what exactly your goal is but the system seems to be replacing the resonators and the mufflers and adding valves. You can easily achieve the same by spending a lot less:
-Buy the valves separate. the only difference is that the link below does not have remotes but it has a switch inside your car.
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/QTEC/index.php#
then you add straight pipes to replace the resonators. Total cost about $600.
It seems that most people feel you need to keep resonators and change it with an X-pipe so you can buy GT-Pro single X pipe for about $650.
I would also delete the secondary cats with straight pipes. Worse case scenario, total cost is about $1,300 which it a lot less than the Evosport solution.
-Buy the valves separate. the only difference is that the link below does not have remotes but it has a switch inside your car.
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/QTEC/index.php#
then you add straight pipes to replace the resonators. Total cost about $600.
It seems that most people feel you need to keep resonators and change it with an X-pipe so you can buy GT-Pro single X pipe for about $650.
I would also delete the secondary cats with straight pipes. Worse case scenario, total cost is about $1,300 which it a lot less than the Evosport solution.
