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Old 01-03-2016, 08:13 PM
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rado catless downpipes or mbh catless

2016 e63s
performance i expect the same gains, obviously will need a tune, but hows the fitment on both/installation? anyone have any experience? thanks.

rado: http://rado-power.com/2014-e63-e63s/

mbh: http://www.mbhmotorsports.com/#!e63-...wn-pipes/c1no9

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I have the catted version of the Rado downpipes. There were a couple issues with fitment:

1. The flange at the front end of the pipes is thicker than stock and as a result the factory bolt heads did not have enough clearance. I believe my installer cut off the bolt heads, threaded them in from the other side and fastened it with a nut and washer instead.

2. The right side DP was about 1 cm too short, but were able to mate it up by pulling on the muffler section which has some play, as the rubber exhaust hanger collar can swivel a little bit.

I can't comment on the MBH pipes, didn't even know they were available so i didn't look into it.
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Originally Posted by sc98
I have the catted version of the Rado downpipes. There were a couple issues with fitment:

1. The flange at the front end of the pipes is thicker than stock and as a result the factory bolt heads did not have enough clearance. I believe my installer cut off the bolt heads, threaded them in from the other side and fastened it with a nut and washer instead.

2. The right side DP was about 1 cm too short, but were able to mate it up by pulling on the muffler section which has some play, as the rubber exhaust hanger collar can swivel a little bit.

I can't comment on the MBH pipes, didn't even know they were available so i didn't look into it.
Thanks for the input
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Another possible option could be the Supersprint Downpipe system. They are made in Italy. Use high quality stainless steel. From the very many Supersprint products we've installed across a multitude of platforms, fitment has always been top notch!



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Originally Posted by sc98
I have the catted version of the Rado downpipes. There were a couple issues with fitment:

1. The flange at the front end of the pipes is thicker than stock and as a result the factory bolt heads did not have enough clearance. I believe my installer cut off the bolt heads, threaded them in from the other side and fastened it with a nut and washer instead.

2. The right side DP was about 1 cm too short, but were able to mate it up by pulling on the muffler section which has some play, as the rubber exhaust hanger collar can swivel a little bit.

I can't comment on the MBH pipes, didn't even know they were available so i didn't look into it.

I noticed you are in Houston, where did you have them installed and how long did it take? THanks!

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