Corsa Sport Mufflers
-Dodge Charger / Challenger / Chrysler 300 fitment
-can be adapted to W204 C63 and W210, W211, and W212 E-Class w/ 2.75" exhaust (see pics).
I had these installed on my W212 E63. Sound was incredible but too loud for my taste on a daily driver. I have since gone back to a resonator delete and stock mufflers to make it more family-friendly.
Installing these on an E-class requires minimal mods to the hangers and minimal welding (less work than a resonator delete - I have done both). W204 should be about the same, but I haven't tried it.
See my IG for a cold start video: @slingshot900
Asking $500 picked-up. Will ship for an additional $75.
I just came across you advertisement regarding the said mufflers, they sound great.
I'm looking for a nice sound on my 2014 E550 Convertible, a bit more deeper and slightly aggressive tone.
Some say do a resonator delete or Xpipe mod, not quite shore what direction to go?
Anyway I'd be interested to discuss your parts for sale.
I just came across you advertisement regarding the said mufflers, they sound great.
I'm looking for a nice sound on my 2014 E550 Convertible, a bit more deeper and slightly aggressive tone.
Some say do a resonator delete or Xpipe mod, not quite shore what direction to go?
Anyway I'd be interested to discuss your parts for sale.
cheers,
Murray
M: 604-626-9485
Murray,
Resonator delete all day long. The x-pipe will give a nice sound, but you'll likely lose some of the AMG V8 rumble. I don't have personal experience with that a straight-pipe resonator delete (stock cats and mufflers) on an E550, but I have driven both an M157 E63 and now my M156 with the resonator delete, and both sounded great.
If you want even more aggressive sound, I recommend coupling these Corsa mufflers with straght-piped resonators. Your turbos will cut the sound down quite a bit, but with those mufflers it should sound perfect.
Do they currently look like the second - to last pic, or do they currently look like the first pic?
I am looking to swap out my mufflers on my w211 E55. Are these like muffler-delete loud, or how would you compare to stock?
They currently look like the first pic.
I haven't heard a muffler delete on a 55 in person. They're much louder than stock, but not as loud as, say, an FI or IPE exhaust on a 63.
Corsa Sport Mufflers
-Dodge Charger / Challenger / Chrysler 300 fitment
-can be adapted to W204 C63 and W210, W211, and W212 E-Class w/ 2.75" exhaust (see pics).
I had these installed on my W212 E63. Sound was incredible but too loud for my taste on a daily driver. I have since gone back to a resonator delete and stock mufflers to make it more family-friendly.
Installing these on an E-class requires minimal mods to the hangers and minimal welding (less work than a resonator delete - I have done both). W204 should be about the same, but I haven't tried it.
See my IG for a cold start video: @slingshot900
Asking $500 picked-up. Will ship for an additional $75.
Just curious how you got just the mufflers? Thinking about buying a Magnum Catback to adapt to my S211 E500, buy I need to add turn downs since there isn't anyone making reproduction wagon rear bumpers E55 or E63 style (at least not currently, Duraflex used to, but they are out of production). There is the front half of the cat back for sale on eBay at the moment and it looks like it is really close to the same bends, but it would be nice to get the mufflers to match and just add turn downs to keep the uncut E500 bumper.
Just curious how you got just the mufflers? Thinking about buying a Magnum Catback to adapt to my S211 E500, buy I need to add turn downs since there isn't anyone making reproduction wagon rear bumpers E55 or E63 style (at least not currently, Duraflex used to, but they are out of production). There is the front half of the cat back for sale on eBay at the moment and it looks like it is really close to the same bends, but it would be nice to get the mufflers to match and just add turn downs to keep the uncut E500 bumper.
I found them on Facebook Marketplace.
I believe the front half will fit, too, but I haven't tried it. Having the front half will help, since it has another pair of RSC mufflers.
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