Eurocharged GTS Downpipes
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Cutting is involved only to get the stock cats out of the car to save time. If you don’t want to cut out the stock downpipes then the transmission needs to be dropped to get them out without cutting.
The new ones, bolt right in, no issues. Originally thought it would be 7-8 hour job, first install here got it done in 4 hours including removing the stock downpipes(by cutting)
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The new ones, bolt right in, no issues. Originally thought it would be 7-8 hour job, first install here got it done in 4 hours including removing the stock downpipes(by cutting)
This sounds quite a bit scary as I was planning to do this myself on a lift with a knowledgeable friend. I am fine taking an exhaust apart and dismantling non moving parts but it sounds like another level.
Also, what do you mean by the "new" ones?
This sounds quite a bit scary as I was planning to do this myself on a lift with a knowledgeable friend. I am fine taking an exhaust apart and dismantling non moving parts but it sounds like another level.
Also, what do you mean by the "new" ones?
1st step, even listed by Mercedes, is to drop the transmission in order to remove the cats. You can disregard that step if you cut them out instead.
"New Ones" = Aftermarket downpipes. Sorry I should have been more clear!
2. All the research I did on doing downpipes showed 8-10 hours of labor because the entire drivetrain needs to be dropped. This included Weistec, Renntech, and Agency Power. I even drove to Eurocharged expecting to leave my car there for two days. They called and said they could have me on the way back to Dallas in ~2 hours if they could cut my stock downpipes. I was just going to trash my stock DPs so I said yes.
I've been doing high Horsepower builds for quite a while now on different platforms and I asked around a bit about Jerry @Eurocharged. I got positive reviews whether it was from the Lambo guys, Viper guys, etc. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again. Actually I do plan to use them again as soon as I get some feedback on the turbo cartridge upgrade.
My issue with cutting pipes is that once you want to resell your car, it is quite an issue as most states require a yearly emission inspection.
It would make sense to offer 200cell cats with the downpipes.
I personally would not do the down pipes. I really don't want the extra exhaust noise that comes with the little extra HP.
I met Jerry and he's a straight up guy. Explains what he's doing and answers all your questions.
I highly recommend Eurocharge as a tuner.







