R63 exhaust for R350?
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99 ML430, 01 CLK55, 07 R63, 15 E63 Wagon
Fairly certain it's a direct fit as the bumper skin is the exact same. If you're interested in doing a conversion, might as well go all the way and do a carbon fiber diffuser instead of the stock plastic one. I'm trying to find someone else to partner with me on a group buy:
https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...ml#post5421770
https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...ml#post5421770
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2008 R350
awesome all blk r63 them double fogs,looks sick,thats hot! thank you for the info re:r63 diffuser fitting on a 08 r350.if you get a chance post 360 pics of your r63 if your looking to change your duffuser to carbin fiber,post a pic of the diffuser you want to do as a group buy. yes im interested in your group purchase.
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2008 R350
im looking to do almost the same up grades and get more out of my 08 r350,i seen you posted that the c350 and the r350 share the same engine,but the c63 has a different exhaust? is there a up grade on headers on the c63 compared to the c350 and the r350? oh yeah im looking for that perfect sound myself...
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99 ML430, 01 CLK55, 07 R63, 15 E63 Wagon
Pictures of my car are found here:
https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...to-thread.html
And the pictures of the diffuser I want to get made are in this thread here:
https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...ml#post5421770
Is that what you were looking for?
I'm not sure I get what you're saying about the C350 vs. R350 vs. C63 exhausts? I'm slightly confused.
In order to make the exhaust sound better maybe look into a resonator delete or x pipe?
https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...to-thread.html
And the pictures of the diffuser I want to get made are in this thread here:
https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...ml#post5421770
Is that what you were looking for?
I'm not sure I get what you're saying about the C350 vs. R350 vs. C63 exhausts? I'm slightly confused.
In order to make the exhaust sound better maybe look into a resonator delete or x pipe?
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CLS55, a rare R-class
Another bump to this thread.
I keep hearing you guys talk about these R63 exhaust TIPS (or the ML63 tips that claimweb had). Are these just the tips or pipe included? If these are just tips, MB wants to charge $1000 for them?
By adding these tips, will it give a non-AMG R the throaty sound of a R63? Or is more modification required?
I keep hearing you guys talk about these R63 exhaust TIPS (or the ML63 tips that claimweb had). Are these just the tips or pipe included? If these are just tips, MB wants to charge $1000 for them?
By adding these tips, will it give a non-AMG R the throaty sound of a R63? Or is more modification required?
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Tips absolutely will not give your car any difference in sound.
MB wants ~$1,250 for each side of the exhaust assembly from an R63 because the tips are welded onto the muffler which is welded to the rest of the tubing.
MB does sell just the AMG quad tips (not welded to the exhaust), you just have to find the correct part number (I don't have it). (this method is much cheaper than buying the whole exhaust assembly- PM Claimweb for those part numbers) MB probably won't want $1,000 for just these tips but I wouldn't put it past them! And from my knowledge, R350/500 have bolt on tips so you simply unscrew those and screw the new ones on.
If you're doing a quad tip conversion, are you interested in this diffuser that I'm trying to line up? https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...-quad-tip.html
MB wants ~$1,250 for each side of the exhaust assembly from an R63 because the tips are welded onto the muffler which is welded to the rest of the tubing.
MB does sell just the AMG quad tips (not welded to the exhaust), you just have to find the correct part number (I don't have it). (this method is much cheaper than buying the whole exhaust assembly- PM Claimweb for those part numbers) MB probably won't want $1,000 for just these tips but I wouldn't put it past them! And from my knowledge, R350/500 have bolt on tips so you simply unscrew those and screw the new ones on.
If you're doing a quad tip conversion, are you interested in this diffuser that I'm trying to line up? https://mbworld.org/forums/r63-amg-w...-quad-tip.html
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CLS55, a rare R-class
Thanks for the info!
If I ever wanted to do a quad tip conversion, it'll be the full exhaust. I don't want just the looks, I want the SOUND too. But for now I can't justify spending $3000 on acoustics
If I ever wanted to do a quad tip conversion, it'll be the full exhaust. I don't want just the looks, I want the SOUND too. But for now I can't justify spending $3000 on acoustics
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May I get the info please?
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2006 Mercedes Benz R500
Modified exhaust tips for R500
Hey bro can you send me the information where I can get the exhaust tips for my R500… I know you mention about a shop in Italy
