Anyone sell the Magnaflow X-pipe?
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You mean http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/02xypipes.asp there?
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You mean http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/02xypipes.asp there?
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Actually, stock pipe size on most E55s is 70mm (2.76"). The early W211 E5 5cars had 60mm (2.36") pipe size.
So when buying an X-pipe, it's useful information to know which size pipes are on your car. Get a cheap dial caliper and measure the outside pipe diameter. Bottom line is you do NOT want to put a 2.5" X-pipe on your car if it has the 70mm plumbing; to do so adds restriction that is easily avoided.
So when buying an X-pipe, it's useful information to know which size pipes are on your car. Get a cheap dial caliper and measure the outside pipe diameter. Bottom line is you do NOT want to put a 2.5" X-pipe on your car if it has the 70mm plumbing; to do so adds restriction that is easily avoided.
Last edited by komp55; 03-10-2009 at 03:53 PM.
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Komp55- Just to clarify, you are saying that because my car is a 2006 I have the 2.76" exhaust. If that is the case than I definitely don't want to put a smaller diameter x-pipe on my car. I will send it back and get the 3"'
Chubbs032- Thanks for the offer, but because it's brand new in the box, it's probably easier for me just to send it back and get the 3" x-pipe. You can order one from Autoanything.com for around $90 and if I'm not mistaken shipping is free. Thanks guys.
Chubbs032- Thanks for the offer, but because it's brand new in the box, it's probably easier for me just to send it back and get the 3" x-pipe. You can order one from Autoanything.com for around $90 and if I'm not mistaken shipping is free. Thanks guys.
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Komp55- Just to clarify, you are saying that because my car is a 2006 I have the 2.76" exhaust. If that is the case than I definitely don't want to put a smaller diameter x-pipe on my car. I will send it back and get the 3"'
Chubbs032- Thanks for the offer, but because it's brand new in the box, it's probably easier for me just to send it back and get the 3" x-pipe. You can order one from Autoanything.com for around $90 and if I'm not mistaken shipping is free. Thanks guys.
Chubbs032- Thanks for the offer, but because it's brand new in the box, it's probably easier for me just to send it back and get the 3" x-pipe. You can order one from Autoanything.com for around $90 and if I'm not mistaken shipping is free. Thanks guys.
YEAH, if you have an AMG merc , your stock piping is 2.75 "
and you need to do 3" piping at least from the cats back
if you have a reg MERC with a M 113 or M 273 engine, you have
2.25" stock and a 2.5" is fine..
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If your car is a 2006, then you most definitely have the 70mm (2.75") tubing.
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Does it have to replace resonator or can it be used to replace secondary cats? I was thinking of leaving the resonator and removing secondary cats.
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You can get magnaflow x-pipes super cheap from jegs.com or summitracing.com and both stores have incredible customer service and usually super cheap shipping, if not free.
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