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Relisting these since my last FS thread expired. I have for sale a set of MBH Motorsports C63 (M156) stainless steel midpipes with Techline Tubo X ceramic coating. Here is info on the coating, which cost me around $175-200 and got it done before last Thanksgiving: https://techlinecoatings.com/tech-li...stem-coatings/ C63 is my weekend car so the mileage is low on the set after coating. These fit all 2008-14 C63's both sedan and coupe. Not sure if these fit other M156 motor cars. MBH sells these for $550 new: http://www.mbhmotorsports.com/c63-long-tube-headers Clamps and x-pipe not included in sale. Pictured is coated and uncoated midpipes. I'm looking for $350 plus shipping.
Thanks Mark for the kind words! Clk63cab is a standup guy also and is great to deal with.
These are still available. If someone wants, I can also cut and TIG weld in Magnaflow high flow cats to these pipes for extra charge. Or I can make a new set of pipes with Magnaflow high flow cats, Vibrant race mufflers, and extra O2 bungs for WB O2 sensor as pictured.
I wish I wouldve see this, I just placed in order with MBH right before thanksgiving. I actually havent heard back from them as to when I will get my order so maybe if they haven't even started it, I can check back with you
I wish I wouldve see this, I just placed in order with MBH right before thanksgiving. I actually havent heard back from them as to when I will get my order so maybe if they haven't even started it, I can check back with you
Ok cool, yeah let me know. Hopefully you can cancel the midpipe portion and pick these up as it will save you a couple hundred $$ and it's thermal coated.
I just recieved my order so Ill have to pass but I did want to ask you a question. I bought the entire MBH exhaust but no cats and no Im learning in Colorado that you have to have cats (plus I dont want the smell and noise of a catless system). I was looking at the MBH cats that have the O2 sensor and extension as well as the Vibrant Gesi 7530 which DONT have the 02 sensor.
Am I missing something? Why would the GESI not have the sensor and the MBH does?
Sorry for the dumb questions but I need to add cats to this system and can't afford to go back and make changes because I put the wrong cat on the exhaust
I just recieved my order so Ill have to pass but I did want to ask you a question. I bought the entire MBH exhaust but no cats and no Im learning in Colorado that you have to have cats (plus I dont want the smell and noise of a catless system). I was looking at the MBH cats that have the O2 sensor and extension as well as the Vibrant Gesi 7530 which DONT have the 02 sensor.
Am I missing something? Why would the GESI not have the sensor and the MBH does?
Sorry for the dumb questions but I need to add cats to this system and can't afford to go back and make changes because I put the wrong cat on the exhaust
Ok, no worries. Looks like the MBH cats have the L tube to mount the secondary O2 sensor so you don't have to deactivate the secondary O2 sensor in the engine tune. The L tube have the long length so you don't have to run O2 extensions, which is just a longer wires with connectors. Vibrant Gesi 7530 don't have the O2 bung as these are universal cats. If you only need to add a high flow cat for state inspection and get rid of the exhaust fumes, then I would use the Magnaflow 59959. There is no need to spend $400 on a single high flow cat when you can get the Magnaflow 59959 for around $80 each.
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