My M60 318is.

[CubbyChowder]

dude this whole project is awesome! It must feel so good to be on the final stretch, I can't wait til I'm at that point with my '73 2002. Can't wait to see it fully finished, I bet you're super excited!

[dirty30]

Sounds good man... it's weird how different it sounds in real life, versus the video. I made a video of my 540 years ago and it sound pretty lame on the video but excellent in real life... what a bummer that was when I made it. Meh, we know they sound good live, everybody else just has to wait, lol...

Garey

The phone video really sucks the growl out of the exhaust note!!

[bmwmech1]

Sounds good man... it's weird how different it sounds in real life, versus the video. I made a video of my 540 years ago and it sound pretty lame on the video but excellent in real life... what a bummer that was when I made it. Meh, we know they sound good live, everybody else just has to wait, lol...

Garey

[dirty30]

I think it's a 11378. Dual inlet dual outlet 2.25in stainless.

[robiniscool]

your exhaust sounds nice what magnaflow # is that? i ended up getting 14816 for my v8 project. in about 2 weeks my v8 is done too!

[dirty30]

How well does it fit with the radiator hoses? Are any hoses other than the stock V8 ones required?

You can use an e36 lower hose and I used some napa upper I forget the number on. Really simple.

[dirty30]

There we go. I can't use a computer for shit.

The exhaust turned out exactly as I wanted. Extremely tight in the body, low rpm burbbley growl and nice and throaty up high. The video makes it sound kinda tinny and raspy but it's not at all.

[325ix]

The big bad Mishimoto S54 M coupe radiator.

How well does it fit with the radiator hoses? Are any hoses other than the stock V8 ones required?

[dirty30]

Almost done!

[dirty30]

What are you running for a radiator?

The big bad Mishimoto S54 M coupe radiator.

[325ix]

What are you running for a radiator?

[slammin.e28]

Thanks!

Its an old beater. I have 4.88's, some rock rails and a Detroit Trutrac to put in it as soon as I get some time. Might give that Rover a run for its money!

Haha, that old Rover needs some work before going into anything too terrible. We took it over a friends old dirt bike track and it did very well in stock form though. I was impressed.

[dirty30]

Nope. It's been broke too often, lol.

Just ordered another caliper. Front left locked up. I've got to get some bigger tires too. It's on stockie street tires now.

It will be wheeled though. Exactly why I bought it.

BTW, your 4runner is awesome!

Thanks!

Its an old beater. I have 4.88's, some rock rails and a Detroit Trutrac to put in it as soon as I get some time. Might give that Rover a run for its money!

[slammin.e28]

I am diggin that Rover. Have you wheeled it yet?

Nope. It's been broke too often, lol.

Just ordered another caliper. Front left locked up. I've got to get some bigger tires too. It's on stockie street tires now.

It will be wheeled though. Exactly why I bought it.

BTW, your 4runner is awesome!

[dirty30]

Be glad you are having someone else do it. I attempted mine on my own yesterday, and now have the problems you decided to avoid... having the drivers side hanging down so low. Trying to get the pipes to bend in to the center, under the driveshaft, is a major PITA when you are working under the car on jackstands. I realized immediately I wouldn't be able to do that, and just ran them straight back under the floorboards, making them a good 2" or more lower then I wanted them to be.

Yours looks great, and that's a nice looking x-pipe!

Looks like we are all finishing up our m60 builds at the same time... can't wait for Bimmerfest!

Yeah the drivers side blows but where it goes under the trans mount will be the lowest part in the system for me. Everything else it tucked up in the exhaust tunnel. Can't wait to hear all the different set-ups at Bimmerfest!