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nebraska190E 08-05-2010 01:00 PM

best sounding exaust for m103
 
i am looking for the best exaust sound out of my m103. i dont want a quiet exaust something louder and deep. what is the best exaust combo thanx. or what are you guys running sound clips would be appreciated.

lee polowczuk 08-05-2010 01:49 PM

we have a remus.... but there isn't much of a difference between that and stock.....

Rahulio1989300E 08-05-2010 05:15 PM

Exhaust Replacement
 
I have been reading about exhaust modifications strictly in the interest of a more enjoyable sound. There is really nothing that can be done cheaply to gain performance as the MBZ stock exhaust systems are actually really well done. In fact, if you are not careful about what you install, you can rob your engine of power.

The most popular and seemingly less expensive option is to remove the center resonator and replace it with a straight pipe and then to replace the stock muffler with a universal Flowmaster or Magnaflow product.

All you need to do is find out the inlet size of your existing muffler, take some basic measurements regarding space for the new muffler to fit well in the space provided under the car, then go online and select what you need.

Now, if I remember correctly, you want to avoid a muffler that has a straight through path. You need one what takes the exhaust gasses and flows them through the muffler in a zig zag pattern before exiting. I think this emulates the OE muffler so there is sufficient back pressure.

Once you have the muffler in hand, take it all to a reputable muffler shop or customization shop and have them install the new parts. You might want to take this opportunity to have new exhaust gaskets installed where they need to be.

redassag00 08-05-2010 05:15 PM

My 300SE came with the center resonator cut off. Sounds decent but I like quiet better.

mak 08-05-2010 10:00 PM

My 300Se has both the exhaust pipes running directly from the front to back through both the mufflers . The the centre "v" section which joins the two pipes was not available so omitted .
This has made the sound a little heavy like some V8 's , engine ,but is not intrusive in any way,
mak

nebraska190E 08-05-2010 11:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mak (Post 2519716)
My 300Se has both the exhaust pipes running directly from the front to back through both the mufflers . The the centre "v" section which joins the two pipes was not available so omitted .
This has made the sound a little heavy like some V8 's , engine ,but is not intrusive in any way,
mak

do you have a sound clip:D

Sev 08-06-2010 01:17 AM

you're not going to notice any sound difference on any car with an m103 engine with just the center resonator deleted before and after. trust me, we've tried it


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