BT320

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I saw this Brabus sport exhaust listed on eBay, but it says it's for an SLK320. Would this exhaust fit our W210s?

eBay Link

I'm just curious b/c I don't know how much these Brabus exhausts cost in the first place and I would eventually like to get one. However if this is fits and it's a good price then I wouldn't mind springing for it...

Thanks

E-Klasse

You might be able to get it to fit and if it can handle a V6 it may work but labor in fitting it may not be worth it.

I installed a performance exhaust on my E320 and it was designed to fit so it bolted right on.

E55 KEV

The SLK muffler is very small (short). It will not be worth the trouble trying to make it fit! Compare Eisenmann mufflers:

Eisenmann R170:



Eisenman W210:

BT320

Thanks for the replies guys! I guess it was a stupid question in the first place. :p

Ok, so I want to get an exhaust for my car and I've been trying to do some searching on the board and I really haven't found any good information on the particular exhausts that are out on the market for our cars. Can anyone who has an aftermarket exhaust chime in with what they have, how they like their exhaust, and maybe an approximate cost?

Thanks again

E-Klasse

Check this site out...

Remus Exhaust
Kleemann Exhaust
RENNtech Exhaust
Lorinser Exhaust



Get an exhaust system designed for the W210 and use the factory hangers for the best fit.

"Upgraded exhaust systems are a great way to improve the looks, sound and performance of your vehicle. They will raise the exhaust volume a little and make it slightly more throaty, particularly off idle. A more aggressive exhaust note can be created with custom tuning."

jimmydagreek

I couldn't have put it better myself!

BT320

Let me re-phrase my original question(s). Out of the above-mentioned aftermarket exhausts. Which are the best? Or maybe more specific, which exhaust will provide the best performance boost? Or are they all similar in that aspect? Which one is the loudest? Which one is the most quiet?

Thanks again.

Whitey

Unfortunately our cars were designed to be "too" quiet, no matter what exhausts you put on it. To get a nice grunt and a bit more response, you're going to have to remove the resonator/mid-muffler - a relatively simple procedure.

jimmydagreek

I concur.