FS: Eisenmann Race 2x83mm for W203
06-23-2005, 02:27 AM
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FS: Eisenmann Race 2x83mm for W203
Have a NEW Eisenmann Race Exhaust with 2x83mm tips for sale. It fits C-Class (W203) Sedans. I'm located in Northern CA. Please email me at bayernstern@gmail.com if interested. Thanks.
06-24-2005, 03:50 PM
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Bump. The Eisenmann is still available. Price lowered... Please email at bayernstern@gmail.com if interested. Thanks. 
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Price bump... $650 o.b.o. This is a deal for a NEW Eisenmann... Please email at bayernstern@gmail.com if interested... Thank you.
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Hi there, honestly, I don't know if it fits a CLK or not... I bought it for a C-Class Sedan.
From everything that I learned, the install seems to be pretty straightforward. It's a slip on/brace on exercise.
Eisenmann claims 5-7 HP gain. Also it is much lighter (maybe 10 to 15 lbs) than the stock exhaust.
The exhaust tone is deep. I am told that the main difference in sound is when one revs up the engine (I don't know because I never installed the exhaust to start with).
Hope this helps. Email me at bayernstern@gmail.com if interested. Thanks.
From everything that I learned, the install seems to be pretty straightforward. It's a slip on/brace on exercise.
Eisenmann claims 5-7 HP gain. Also it is much lighter (maybe 10 to 15 lbs) than the stock exhaust.
The exhaust tone is deep. I am told that the main difference in sound is when one revs up the engine (I don't know because I never installed the exhaust to start with).
Hope this helps. Email me at bayernstern@gmail.com if interested. Thanks.
