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Old 06-01-2000, 06:06 PM
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i dont want to mess with the exhust on my w 124, i heard that its good as it is. how ever, just for looks, i want to buy a new muffler. whats the deal with those universal mufflers, they look cool, and i wouldnt mind replacing the stock for the unversal. tell me your opinion on it. thanks

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Old 06-01-2000, 10:09 PM
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Old 06-02-2000, 02:11 AM
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i agree with ur frown, but my muffler tips arent what they were when we first got the car. they are "carboned" and i tried a few things to clean them. i tried a muffler tip, but the tip stuck out like 5 inches. i cant think of any alternates. i dont want to spend $600+ on a remus exhust, what should i do?
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Old 06-02-2000, 11:05 AM
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Buy an aftermarket for Mercedes Benz, not universal. I am sure the Parts Shop can help you out. Are you trying to save money or you want a different look and/or sound?
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Old 06-02-2000, 02:57 PM
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i want a different look, saving money would be nice as well, im not big for the sound, sound doesnt matter cause i have a nice system im my car anyway. i all i care for is looks.

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Old 06-03-2000, 10:21 PM
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Old 06-03-2000, 10:23 PM
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whats up with the frowns, at least i would have the decency to write my actual opinion instead of posting a bunch of frowns, that's gay

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Old 06-03-2000, 11:08 PM
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Mike, if you've got an original muffler and it's still in good shape, short of replacing that part and the associated piece of pipe, the only thing you can do is cut off the rusted "carboned" sections and attach new pipe of your choosing to the stubs. This reply will probably generate more frowns, but I think you really don't want to replace the whole thing and you want to get out of it inexpensively. Another option is to scrape off all the crud and paint the tips with hi temp flat black paint. Just a couple of thoughts.

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Old 06-04-2000, 02:49 AM
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sorry about my teenage attutude up there, im only 17, anyway, so ur saying that i can cut the tips off, and buy new ones, whould i have to weld them on? or can i get the ones with the screws?

any preferable company or website that makes the tips??

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quote:
Originally posted by skioff:
sorry about my teenage attutude up there, im only 17, anyway, so ur saying that i can cut the tips off, and buy new ones, whould i have to weld them on? or can i get the ones with the screws?

any preferable company or website that makes the tips??

thanks




Your choice on attaching. Tips are also a crap shoot. Look around. Please don't buy those cheesy chrome trumpets. You have a 300E there. Be nice to that image....

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Old 06-07-2000, 02:49 AM
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about close consideration, i think i will clean the crud off the tips and paint them with hi temp jet black paint. i will see how it will come out, but i trust jeffsr's advice on looking good. i will post what happens to my baby, (w124) hehe

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Old 06-08-2000, 02:47 PM
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Mike.

I've been looking to buy a REMUS muffler for my '88 300 CE for quite some time, but the $ 475 price is to much for me right now. My old REMUS is already rusty, but thanks to the center muffler it sounds still OK. Did anybody had any experiance with mufflers from ISENMANN? In newest BEKKERS catalog I found EISENMANN STAINLESS SPORT MUFFLER for 300E/CE '86-'92 for $ 399. 2X83 mm round to the left tail pipes. $399 is still a lot of money, but $399 for stainless still vs. $475 for regulat REMUS? If any body had any experiens with that muffler, than let me know.

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