Eurocharged C63 AMG X-Pipe - $499 - Pics




Here's a sound clip:
Now leave the EC guys alone about the stupid sound clip. Some of you guys above really should know better than to stir up ****
Last edited by BLKROKT; Mar 10, 2015 at 11:01 AM.
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and my car is pre facelift. Will this fit?
and my car isn't red. Its black. will that sound different?
will this fit a black car?
Im kidding. Pre-emptive nuke of the silly questions.
Now leave the EC guys alone about the stupid sound clip. Some of you guys above really should know better than to stir up ****

Dude. You are seriously cranky. I think you must need to get some carbon blown out.

We replaced the previous owners hacked together version of a h-pipe with the Eurocharged X-pipe. WOW, what a difference in the audible note. No drone on the highway and really no noticeable exhaust note cruising around town, but above 3500 rpm....BEAST MODE! Love it!!
I'll make a thread with attached pics and before/after sound clip for the install since it doesn't look like anyone else has, just for future reference.
Thanks!
Here's a sound clip: Mercedes C63 AMG Sound FLY BY Acceleration V8 X Pipe Exhaust Shift Down Kickdown - YouTube
Now leave the EC guys alone about the stupid sound clip. Some of you guys above really should know better than to stir up ****

STOP KISSING EC'S *** AND POSTING OUT OF TURN. LET EC DO THE TALKING IN THEIR THREAD.
Last edited by xxaarraa; Feb 16, 2016 at 10:14 PM.
Because people have asked precisely "where" the cut needs to be, here is what you need to do if you're going to install on your own. Just get the car up, bring the xpipe under with you, and mock everything up. You'll notice the x-pipe is designed to slip over your exhaust. If you reference Arjy's post (post #47) and look at the bottom right portion you'll see that the x-pipe is slightly flared to fit. That's what is meant by "slip on." You can see a little indent on that same pipe end, and then notice a few inches to right. The two pipes overlap under there.
Now, for those asking about going back to stock... It is easy to remove this xpipe if you plan on going back. Just pop off the flanges and slide it off. However, you will need to have your old pipe welded back on where the cut was made. Really not a difficult thing for any shop to do and will only cost you a few bucks.
Hope that clears up some of the confusion for any future buyers.



