[ejazbmw]

how do we send the payments?

[mikeokimster]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

how do we send the payments?

You need to buy it through Ticher's website.

Here

[a l l a n]

Originally Posted by mikeokimster

You need to buy it through Ticher's website.

Here

And on check out, add a comment on the note field that you are buying it as part of the E90Post GB. Don't worry about the web price. You will be charged the GB amount accordingly. For added peace of mind, email Jason/Evan after you placed your order so they can look out for your order.

[ejazbmw]

Originally Posted by a l l a n

And on check out, add a comment on the note field that you are buying it as part of the E90Post GB. Don't worry about the web price. You will be charged the GB amount accordingly. For added peace of mind, email Jason/Evan after you placed your order so they can look out for your order.

cool thanks allan your videos sold me on this exhaust i literally creamed my pants

[a l l a n]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

cool thanks allan your videos sold me on this exhaust i literally creamed my pants

[cgnahc]

another price decrease..wow.

[mikeokimster]

I have just purchased mine

[a l l a n]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

cool thanks allan your videos sold me on this exhaust i literally creamed my pants

Have you installed it yet?

Originally Posted by mikeokimster

I have just purchased mine

What took you so long? Congrats!

[mikeokimster]

Originally Posted by a l l a n

Have you installed it yet?



What took you so long? Congrats!

Thanks man! I had hesitation on what I really wanted, but opted for the exhaust in the end.

EDIT: I nearly got a hernia when I called up BMW for a price quote on the install; $532!! OMG......

My first quote I got for my dealer for the alarm + install nearlly killed me($780) and now this....... There are far better ways I could spend this money.

I need to find a local shop that can do this install, or I will need to borrow a saw-zaw and prep for a DIY.

[Express]

i want it so bad

[Express]

im not sure if i can bring myself to spend 1004 on an exhaust. but i might have to.


what do i do!?!?!?!?

[mikeokimster]

Originally Posted by express705

im not sure if i can bring myself to spend 1004 on an exhaust. but i might have to.


what do i do!?!?!?!?

Here are some questions you should be asking yourself. Can you afford it? If yes, what other reasons are holding you back? You have until this Sat to make up your mind before this price goes away.

Here are the benefits compared to other exhausts out there:

RR: similar product, no idea on logevity
RE IKON: An exhpensive muffler
Eisenmann: Expensive for the mid pipe and muffler
Muffler Delete: Adds a unpleasant sound to the aggressive tone, many turned back
Supersprint: 2-3k for an exhaust

[a l l a n]

Originally Posted by mikeokimster

Thanks man! I had hesitation on what I really wanted, but opted for the exhaust in the end.

EDIT: I nearly got a hernia when I called up BMW for a price quote on the install; $532!! OMG......

My first quote I got for my dealer for the alarm + install nearlly killed me($780) and now this....... There are far better ways I could spend this money.

I need to find a local shop that can do this install, or I will need to borrow a saw-zaw and prep for a DIY.

Bring it to a local shop. That's what I did. It will cost you around $150 for a local independent shop install.

A year or so ago before I started modding and doing DIYs, I asked my dealer for a blackline install price quote. They quoted me $260! I decided to do it myself and as we all know it doesn't take longer than 15 mins for that job.

Originally Posted by express705

im not sure if i can bring myself to spend 1004 on an exhaust. but i might have to.


what do i do!?!?!?!?

I thought you were willing to spend for a quality exhaust. $1004 is not a lot for this and you'll definitely love it.

[Express]

i guess.. i mean if this dealer will give me another week or so, i can screw around for a while and make my own muffler delete and see what happens.

i dont mind spending the money, its just like a slap in the face hahahah

[w00kiec00kie]

received the exhaust after some trouble with UPS (thanks Evan )
getting it installed tomorrow afternoon...
BTW the pipe fits in the back seat if you were curious... and muffler obviously fits in the trunk, in case any one of you were wondering... i was.

[kamek]

Originally Posted by w00kiec00kie

BTW the pipe fits in the back seat if you were curious... and muffler obviously fits in the trunk, in case any one of you were wondering... i was.

lol

[mikeokimster]

Originally Posted by w00kiec00kie

received the exhaust after some trouble with UPS (thanks Evan )
getting it installed tomorrow afternoon...
BTW the pipe fits in the back seat if you were curious... and muffler obviously fits in the trunk, in case any one of you were wondering... i was.

Thanks for the info. I plan on installing this myself, either this weekend or next, depending on when this exhaust arrives. Some tools I will be using:

Pipe cutting tool
tape - to insure a perpedicular line to the axis of the pipe
jacks/stands, might get some ramps
Rachet and some sockets
perhaps some rubber safe spray for the hangers

From the pictures and other DIY's I have seen for this exhaust, it does not seem to be overly complicating. The hardest parts I forsee is really properly jacking up the car, ensuring the cuts are even, getting the 3 hanger points off the rubber mounts.

[a l l a n]

Originally Posted by mikeokimster

Thanks for the info. I plan on installing this myself, either this weekend or next, depending on when this exhaust arrives. Some tools I will be using:

Pipe cutting tool
tape - to insure a perpedicular line to the axis of the pipe
jacks/stands, might get some ramps
Rachet and some sockets
perhaps some rubber safe spray for the hangers

From the pictures and other DIY's I have seen for this exhaust, it does not seem to be overly complicating. The hardest parts I forsee is really properly jacking up the car, ensuring the cuts are even, getting the 3 hanger points off the rubber mounts.

Good luck on the DIY Mike.

Btw, the cut shouldn't be even. One should be longer than the other. See my installation pics. Also, you might find it easier to cut the pipe and do the measurements if you remove the stock pipe from the car and work on it on the ground.

Just make sure you don't cut the stock pipe too short.

Lastly, after the install, run the engine and check for leaks by placing your hands on the side of the clamps. If you don't feel any heat/air escaping then you should be good.

[mikeokimster]

My other option is to have this installed by a dyno equipped local shop and get the baseline and exhaust hp #'s. I still am debating between the two options.

[w00kiec00kie]

Easiest way to check for leaks is to use soap water...
Put some soap water on where a leak might be, and let the engine run... if there are bubbles, there's a leak!

[w00kiec00kie]

Just had it installed - it took about 20 minutes...
sounds sick even in just regular D...
I'll take it out for a nice drive later and push it a little more

[mikeokimster]

You all have 1 day left to hop on this deal!