My exhaust has been held in place by 3 coat hangers for about 5 months now with one worn out donut in the rear. Passed the state visual safety inspection too.
In a perfect world where I have more time, I would use the stock brackets re-welded in the proper position.
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Yup that's where I got my cat and muffler. IMO they sound the best on e36 motors, especially for the $.
These mufflers are pure sex: (I'm using the 3" w/ dual 3.5" round cut tips)
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They sell those vibrant mufflers at verociousmotorsports.com
I have 3" turbo back with a gutted cat and an aero muffler from the same place. And a magnaflow muffler in the mid pipe which is proving to be quite low hahaLeave a comment:
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That's the model I have. I got the inlet stretched out to 2.5''.Leave a comment:
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Vibrant Street Power Turbo muffler 3" inlet> Dual 3" SS tips :pimp:
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Mazur! what is the model name of that muffler? Are you using the original muffler clamps also?Leave a comment:
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Custom exhaust. Custom headers to 3" stainless using all v-band clamps. No cats. Magnaflow 3" in to twin 2.25" out straight through muffler. Twin magnaflow 3" tips.
JUST DONT GET IT MADE AT DENT SPORT GARAGE IN MASS.Leave a comment:
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/\i have the same one with 3in piping. i think it sounds really good but it is a really wierd shapeLeave a comment:
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i just bought my s52 car and i believe it has a remus muffler. it is kind of a weird shape, too. it is kind of trapezoidal.
the exhaust is from a 95 m3 and doesnt exactly fit, but it sounds freakin sweet.Leave a comment:
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There's a few ways you can do it.
Stock bracket that wraps around the muffler casing and mounts to a rubber donut.
Weld 'legs' to the side of the muffler casing and mount via 2 rubber donuts.
There is a plug in the trunk floor you can remove and allow you to use a mounting setup to hang it from the top.
I'm sure there are plenty of other ways too.Leave a comment:

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