hey everyone..

i got couple of questions...i have read that magnalfow are a cheap exhaust mod.. and people say that you can buy it at ebay.. but when i checked ebay.. they lots of universal mufflers... i need to know which size do i need to get for the magnaflow.. which style.. which product number.. which universal exhaust would fit in my 04 c230k SS...please help..

thanx
ace

 

Best thing to do is climb under the car and take some measurements.

Magnaflo are ok mufflers. They have lots of advertising but the last flow numbers I saw from their muffler was mid pack.

 

I just put a 17" Magnaflow. Two in two out and I love the sound, I also removed the factory resenator. I had the same set up on my 540i and people really loved it.

 

was it loud... is it comparable to eisenmann exhuast?

 

It has a nice deep sound when you start the car. After that is very stock like, until you slam the gas pedal down and then all Hell breaks loose

 

Nice do you have a pic of your exhaust work?

Magnaflow usually are stocked at local muffler shops. There should be plenty of online dealer that will do mail order. They cost about $89-$159 per muffler. If that's too cheap for you, you can try Borla mufflers with the Million mile warranty.

Magnaflow flow rate should be way better than OEM muffer shouldn't be any less than the high end MB tuner muffler.

I thinkt he high end MB tuner muffler build the canister to tune exhaust tone to desired sport sound plus also using high quality material and craftsmens give it a high price.

If you leave the stock resonator it should be quiet enough but still give that V8 rumble if you have a V8 with dual exhaust.

 

e55cent.. can you show me pics of your exhaust...i should recive mine any day now... once i get it i will post pics...

 

I replaced the stock muffler on my 95 sl600 with a magnaflow muffler. I also removed the resonator. Before I did this, you couldn't hear the engine at all, it was like driving an electric car. Now it sounds like an F1 car. It is definitely louder and it performs better. The louder exhaust took some getting used to, but now I think I'd rather listen to the exhaust note than my stereo! There's no better sound than a V-12 exhaust.