Removed resonator on my 63
11-17-2006, 10:19 PM
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Great idea! Did it involve cutting, or just unbolting?
My E63 sounds pretty good from the outside already, but way too muted on the inside.
How much difference do you notice inside when you step on it? How about steady state cruising at 60-80 mph - any resonances/droning?
My E63 sounds pretty good from the outside already, but way too muted on the inside.
How much difference do you notice inside when you step on it? How about steady state cruising at 60-80 mph - any resonances/droning?
11-20-2006, 02:03 AM
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11-20-2006, 02:08 AM
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Tell him I sent you and you want to make sure he lines up the tips perfectly. he'll remember and do a great job. Costs about $120 for adding stainless straight pipes.
2035 Vineyard Avenue
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Tell him I sent you and you want to make sure he lines up the tips perfectly. he'll remember and do a great job. Costs about $120 for adding stainless straight pipes.
11-20-2006, 09:24 AM
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11-20-2006, 11:02 AM
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I guess I am a little slow out of the gate here.
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Are you getting your exhaust off a dealer on this forum or did you just order it your self?
You have me convinced to remove my resonators. It did sound pretty good too.
Do your cars in CA. have tighter emissions compared to other parts of the country, IE, NC?
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Are you getting your exhaust off a dealer on this forum or did you just order it your self?
You have me convinced to remove my resonators. It did sound pretty good too.
Do your cars in CA. have tighter emissions compared to other parts of the country, IE, NC?
11-20-2006, 02:23 PM
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11-20-2006, 02:24 PM
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I guess I am a little slow out of the gate here.
MOGZ
Are you getting your exhaust off a dealer on this forum or did you just order it your self?
You have me convinced to remove my resonators. It did sound pretty good too.
Do your cars in CA. have tighter emissions compared to other parts of the country, IE, NC?
MOGZ
Are you getting your exhaust off a dealer on this forum or did you just order it your self?
You have me convinced to remove my resonators. It did sound pretty good too.
Do your cars in CA. have tighter emissions compared to other parts of the country, IE, NC?
I don't really know about emissions...
11-21-2006, 12:44 AM
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I'm having second thoughts...
I might try removing the 2ndary cats first and see how that goes. If it's loud enough for me then no need for Eisenmann.
I might try removing the 2ndary cats first and see how that goes. If it's loud enough for me then no need for Eisenmann.
Nice toys man
11-27-2006, 02:20 AM
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We're in the San Diego area, and wouldn't mind a little upturn in the volume of our e63...
Has anyone else had it done locally? I am pretty concerned about the detail work when it comes to the alignment of the tips...
and, does anyone know if there are any warranty issues by doing something like this?
Has anyone else had it done locally? I am pretty concerned about the detail work when it comes to the alignment of the tips...
and, does anyone know if there are any warranty issues by doing something like this?
