Exhuast + Muffler
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From: So Cal
2010 RRS ; BMW K1200R; 14 E350 ; 14 RRS on order
Exhuast + Muffler
Has anyone replaced Exhaust and/or muffler on 320? I am looking for a bit gruntier sounds. Any recommendations? Something easy to reverse would be good.
Pix, price, and location of purchase/install (CA) would be much appreciated.
Thank
Pix, price, and location of purchase/install (CA) would be much appreciated.
Thank
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Easy to Reverse
I am not sure there is and "easy to reverse" solution out there. AMG and Brabus exhaust systems both require cutting the exisiting pipes. I installed the Brabus exhaust system on my E500. It comes with sleeves that allow it to be installed on the slightly smaller diameter E320 exhaust pipes. I originally installed the Brabus system on my first non-Navi E500. When I knew I was getting a replaecment E500, I purchased a complete new stock E500 exhaust system (from center resonator back) and installed this on my non-Navi E500. When my replacement car came in, I took of the stock exhasut system off and re-installed the exhaust system Brabus mufflers (again from the center resonator back). I have the original complete stock exhaust system stored in case whomever buys my car from down the rode would rather have the stock mufflers.
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trezaei
The Brabus exhaust sounds good to me.
Cost was $1,980 plus $20 shipping to Ventura.
Installed it myself. Used a SawzAll to cut the pipes with the car up on ramps from Pep Boys.
No performance change obviously apparent.
The stock M-B exhaust cost $1,111.12 including sales tax.
Cost was $1,980 plus $20 shipping to Ventura.
Installed it myself. Used a SawzAll to cut the pipes with the car up on ramps from Pep Boys.
No performance change obviously apparent.
The stock M-B exhaust cost $1,111.12 including sales tax.
