SL/R230: Renntech exhaust on sl600
02-21-2007, 06:02 PM
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04 sl600 04 cadi escalade 06 300c srt-8
Renntech exhaust on sl600
is it worth buying?? how is the sound and performance gain???
also my 600 has renntech ecu tcu done already
and what about high flow cats??? anyone have any expirience with them?
thanks
brent
also my 600 has renntech ecu tcu done already
and what about high flow cats??? anyone have any expirience with them?
thanks
brent
Last edited by brent eb02; 02-21-2007 at 06:17 PM. Reason: new question
02-21-2007, 08:51 PM
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Hey Brent, nice talking to you over the phone over your next 600 mods! If you need any further help, feel free to call me! 
And congrats on your new purchase, and give us some pictures ASAP!
And congrats on your new purchase, and give us some pictures ASAP!
02-22-2007, 05:06 PM
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The Renntech exhaust is a more aggressive unit compare to eisenmann and supersprint exhaust systems.
Here's the data from EuroElites extensive testing on dynos.
Performance gain: 2~3 hp
Weight loss: 2 lbs each side
No resonance at high speeds, and very subtle on cruising speeds.
Retail price: $3,495
Here's the data from EuroElites extensive testing on dynos.
Performance gain: 2~3 hp
Weight loss: 2 lbs each side
No resonance at high speeds, and very subtle on cruising speeds.
Retail price: $3,495
03-22-2007, 06:07 PM
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I had my local guy do a custom exhaust for me. He did a full catback with 3" stainless through an X Pipe, then through a pair of small high-flow borlas, and out dual tips (Didn't have to cut anything, they fit perfect). When I picked my car up, I got mad cuz it was still so DAM quiet. Without even taking the car home, I had him Remove the cats, and straight pipe it off the turbo. The cats are like dual 500-cell cats, and rob you of volume and flow. I paid barely a grand for EVERYTHING, and I couldn't be happier. It had a nice low rumble at idle, although not THAT loud as a V8 or non-turbo car, and at speed it roars very nicely, as I think a luxury European sports car should. Also, not that the cats are gone, I can REALLY hear my turbos spooling when I get on it, especially a cold night.
If I wanted to go any louder, I would remove the x-pipe, then maybe the Borlas, although they do very little to the sound I imagine. I'll try to get some pics for you if you want em.
If I wanted to go any louder, I would remove the x-pipe, then maybe the Borlas, although they do very little to the sound I imagine. I'll try to get some pics for you if you want em.
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I had my local guy do a custom exhaust for me. He did a full catback with 3" stainless through an X Pipe, then through a pair of small high-flow borlas, and out dual tips (Didn't have to cut anything, they fit perfect). When I picked my car up, I got mad cuz it was still so DAM quiet. Without even taking the car home, I had him Remove the cats, and straight pipe it off the turbo. The cats are like dual 500-cell cats, and rob you of volume and flow. I paid barely a grand for EVERYTHING, and I couldn't be happier. It had a nice low rumble at idle, although not THAT loud as a V8 or non-turbo car, and at speed it roars very nicely, as I think a luxury European sports car should. Also, not that the cats are gone, I can REALLY hear my turbos spooling when I get on it, especially a cold night.
If I wanted to go any louder, I would remove the x-pipe, then maybe the Borlas, although they do very little to the sound I imagine. I'll try to get some pics for you if you want em.
If I wanted to go any louder, I would remove the x-pipe, then maybe the Borlas, although they do very little to the sound I imagine. I'll try to get some pics for you if you want em.
