Hey guys,
I did a resonator delete and replaced it with straight stainless steel pipes, it was loud but only at times and certain revs and when the foot was placed hard on the accelerator pedal.
I then wanted more sound so deleted the secondary cats and replaced it with an X pipe. That seems to have added a tiny bit more power but the problem is, while the noise is more constant, it's definitely more refined although also loud. Just a different kind of loud.
I want the burble that you get when downshifting in certain gears and I want a flat out loud sound when driving between 2000 and 5000 revs - other than a primary cat delete, what can be done?
Thanks for any advice.
I did a resonator delete and replaced it with straight stainless steel pipes, it was loud but only at times and certain revs and when the foot was placed hard on the accelerator pedal.
I then wanted more sound so deleted the secondary cats and replaced it with an X pipe. That seems to have added a tiny bit more power but the problem is, while the noise is more constant, it's definitely more refined although also loud. Just a different kind of loud.
I want the burble that you get when downshifting in certain gears and I want a flat out loud sound when driving between 2000 and 5000 revs - other than a primary cat delete, what can be done?
Thanks for any advice.
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I ned to take a video....sounds AMAZING
I ned to take a video....sounds AMAZINGSenior Member
Double straight will get you back to how the res only delete sounded, but louder.
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Get rid of xpipe and have straight pipe in place of secondary cats and resonator. Ita the xpipe that screws up the note. Worked a treat on my C63 black series
Thanks fellas - Am gonna remove the X pipe and replace it with straight pipes.
Thanks JSC, That's pure sex right there!
Is that straight pipes in place of the secondary cats?
Is that straight pipes in place of the secondary cats?
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Man that's scary lolOriginally Posted by jsc1234
Yes straight pipes all the way from resonators to secondary cats
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just talked me into taking out seconday cats and res and replacing with strait pipes....Nice vids
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I have a few on my YT acct...let me find them.
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Here are my personal videos:
Here is my car, but Vivid Racing/Agency Power videos:
Here is my car, but Vivid Racing/Agency Power videos:
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Sick vids! But I need to hear primary and secondary cat delete with resonators ,I got an xpipe deleting second cats and resonator but I don't wanna do something and then regret it ,sick car
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Oh, got it. I thought you ALSO wanted to hear a resonator delete, not WITH resonators still there. I have to admit, it's pretty loud. Under moderate throttle, the cabin drone is very noticeable with this setup. I'm used to it and I like it, but sometimes it's a challenge to take phone calls or drive around my gf's parents.
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U got a vid of primary,secondary cats and also resonator delete?!! I need to hear that!!!
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Actually, all of those vids are primary cat delete, secondary cat delete, and resonator delete.
Did my secondary cats with straights and removed the x pipe. Damn it's SO fuggin LOUD.
Really nice and really happy with it but one thing I notice is that it's a bit high pitched but for $130 I am not complaining.
Really nice and really happy with it but one thing I notice is that it's a bit high pitched but for $130 I am not complaining.
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Got a question. I'm new to the C63 world. I've read that there appears to be four cats on the C63. Correct? By removing two of them, as in the secondaries, will the car pass state emissions inspection? I'd like a little more volume, but not too overwelming.
I've not yet been under the car, so I have no idea how it's configured.
I've not yet been under the car, so I have no idea how it's configured.
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Yes, you only need one set of cats to pass smog, at least in California. I have no cats and I just dropped in a couple of 200 cell high-flow cats and that was good enough for the sniffer.
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Here is a video of my car just after I had the headers installed.Originally Posted by Jc63
Sick vids! But I need to hear primary and secondary cat delete with resonators ,I got an xpipe deleting second cats and resonator but I don't wanna do something and then regret it ,sick car
Primary and Secondary Cat delete. I left the resonators on.
I've got the MBH headers, 3 in straight pipes, and x-pipe.
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What exactly did you have done to your C63 Black Series exhaust???Originally Posted by Maverick1975
Get rid of xpipe and have straight pipe in place of secondary cats and resonator. Ita the xpipe that screws up the note. Worked a treat on my C63 black series
I'm thinking about MBH headers with cats, X-pipe to replace secondary cats, and straight pipes to replace resonators.



