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  • metalix1021
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    Originally posted by guibo09
    can you provide measurements of the tubes and the tips?

    i wonder why it looks so crappy, tips are too small and far apart maybe?
    I think it has to do with the angle between the muffler and the tip. If the angle were decreased, it would be more centered on the cut out of the rear valence.

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  • guibo09
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    can you provide measurements of the tubes and the tips?

    i wonder why it looks so crappy, tips are too small and far apart maybe?

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  • gverelli
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    ^^ Ya I figured it was that one. For that price its pretty good. Its a good replacement for any rusted out exhaust.

    Im thinking of getting it and painting it flat black.

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  • richardkeith97
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    got it http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-E...Q5fAccessories

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  • richardkeith97
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    ya wana put a link to where u got it? i'm looking for a new exhaust thats makes zero sound and is stainless.

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  • gverelli
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    Doesn't look that bad. I like it. What company did you buy it off on ebay...speedyraceparts?

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  • metalix1021
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    I clicked the last shot first: it looks like ass. Middle 2 look pretty decent, first one was OK.

    That quiet, huh?

    Yeah, it's that quiet.

    I think that if the angle of the tips were less it would look better. Under the car, it fits well.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    I clicked the last shot first: it looks like ass. Middle 2 look pretty decent, first one was OK.

    That quiet, huh?

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  • metalix1021
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    OK, so it's on. Its way quiet. Stock quiet. No drone at any RPM or any speed. You can slightly hear it on hard acceleration.

    Fitment is not bad, but not great. Pics below.

    Ill post sound clips when I find my flip video.
    Attached Files

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  • thereisnoyun
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    really though, I did the same thing on mine, and the bolts were rusted on, I cut them out on one side, took a hammer , and hit the actual muffler from the back side or strike the mount where the double donut is as leverage and it pop right out. if there is not real tension and the nut is already cut, there cant be taht much resistence, you just need the right leverage.

    btw I bough the same one just before you posted it. I hope I get it before the wekeend and slap it on mine.

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  • metalix1021
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    Originally posted by CorvallisBMW
    50/50 mix of ATF and Acetone is a fantastic rust-buster. I've used that on stubborn exhaust nuts before and it always worked.

    That would work wonders if I actually had a nut to grab onto. Before I even touched it, the nuts had been rusted down to circles rather than a hex.

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  • metalix1021
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    Originally posted by marakka
    BFH.

    Is it just me or do the tips look out of whack to each other?
    Hmm...I don't think so, but maybe the iphone camera is playing tricks

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  • marakka
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    BFH.

    Is it just me or do the tips look out of whack to each other?

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    50/50 mix of ATF and Acetone is a fantastic rust-buster. I've used that on stubborn exhaust nuts before and it always worked.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Heat wrench FTW.

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