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Anybody try e-bay exhaust
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Originally posted by cdsmith_2002 View PostI bought the $119 ebay exhaust last week. I picked it up from the ebay seller, in Indiapolis for $145 out the door. The actual business name is "E-MOTOR USA", aka E-MUSA. They sell all kinds of Chinese speed parts. They are in a commercial warehouse park and don't operate a storefront.
Their website says that they manufacture for private labels. www.emotorusa.comsigpic
"But the way it deals with bumps and heaves makes you think the shocks are filled with unicorn farts and pixie tears."
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Originally posted by handysmurf59 View PostWhich kit did you get? Their site only lists one for the e30 M3...... I am assuming that you have a m20...
1989 325i
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Originally posted by cdsmith_2002 View PostYes, I just have a M20. Fits like a glove. I left all the packaging at the warehouse. Not sure what the part # is. Pictures is before all the hangers were installed:
http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/...2-10220540.jpg
Thanks
Nice looking system BTW. Me wants one........sigpic
"But the way it deals with bumps and heaves makes you think the shocks are filled with unicorn farts and pixie tears."
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The fitment issue is at the very back for late model cars - the tips press right up against the left side of the opening in the valence.
I just confirmed this myself when I installed mine. BTW, I used the one from Indianapolis that costs $180 shipped. (no x pipe)
Do you think an exhaust shop could just heat part of the tips up near the muffler till they glow red and carefully bend them into alignment without having to drop the whole thing down?"I think we consider too much the good luck of the early bird and not enough the bad luck of the early worm."
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
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they are back on ebay, the x pipe ones. $299 shipped http://www.ebay.com/itm/370549992234...84.m1438.l2649
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Yay!
Originally posted by Rowanese View Postthey are back on ebay, the x pipe ones. $299 shipped http://www.ebay.com/itm/370549992234...84.m1438.l2649
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Originally posted by Rowanese View Postthey are back on ebay, the x pipe ones. $299 shipped http://www.ebay.com/itm/370549992234...84.m1438.l2649
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Originally posted by Morrison View PostThe fitment issue is at the very back for late model cars - the tips press right up against the left side of the opening in the valence.
I just confirmed this myself when I installed mine. BTW, I used the one from Indianapolis that costs $180 shipped. (no x pipe)
Do you think an exhaust shop could just heat part of the tips up near the muffler till they glow red and carefully bend them into alignment without having to drop the whole thing down?
It's starting to get annoying, what's the best way of fixing this issue?
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Originally posted by davem View PostThis!
It's starting to get annoying, what's the best way of fixing this issue?
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Originally posted by bmwstephen View Postwhen i had that issue, the best thing is to align the exhaust to where you want it at the rear valence bet appropriatly tightening the ends of each exhaust hanger, right before you bolt it in tight. If there is a gap between the flanges, so be it. As long as yoru steel gasket is good, there shouldn't be a leak
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