BMW Performance Exhaust

DJBrand1 · 09-09-2009, 03:39 PM

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Asking Price:

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Item Interest

Local dealer by me is selling them for 950 shipped! PM for details. I am not affiliated with the dealer, just trying to spread the good deal around. I actually found out about this deal after I paid 980 for mine.

E93SC · 09-09-2009, 10:06 PM

PMed!

DJBrand1 · 09-10-2009, 07:41 AM

Look up seller morristownbmw on ebay. They are located in Morristown, NJ.

e4tmonkieshyt · 09-10-2009, 04:38 PM

checked it out... the price listed is $1100 for a performance exhaust and a shipping fee of $75. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-P...ht_1652wt_1165

mikki · 09-10-2009, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by DJBrand1

Local dealer by me is selling them for 950 shipped! PM for details. I am not affiliated with the dealer, just trying to spread the good deal around. I actually found out about this deal after I paid 980 for mine.

Thanks Adam... Just picked it up!!!!

Ph0zenstone · 09-10-2009, 06:19 PM

use Bing for cash back

g9sBMW · 09-10-2009, 06:55 PM

Is it me or does morristownbmw on ebay have the wrong pic for the exhaust?

hugo330i · 09-10-2009, 10:15 PM

Can't seem to find it on that price. Everuthing is on the $1,100

DJBrand1 · 09-14-2009, 11:04 AM

You need to email them, and they will send you paypal request for 950 shipped.

Side note. Just installed mine:

Major thing to be prepared for if your going to install this yourself. CUTOFF wheel or sawzall blade to cut the stock exhaust off.

1. Drop the stock exhaust. a. Remove the cross brace from the car (you will need some 16point bit and socket to remove the rear bolts) b. then you'll need to heat up the bolts holding on the secondary cats to remove those as well as another torx screw holding for the bracket holding the pipes together. c. drop the whole exhaust out from under the car after taking the hangers out of the rubber mounts (these are a BI*CH), a little WD-40 will help wonders.

2. With the stock exhaust off, go ahead and make your cuts on the pipes about 6 inches or so after the secondary cats. It is muuuuuuuch easier to cut with the exhaust off the car. Use the new performance pipe to mark off where you need to cut. The new clamps will give you a couple inches of "wiggle" room.

3. Put the cut stock piece back on (the part that bolts back to the header section, and the t-clamp obviously).

4. Now mark on the performance mid pipes where the clamps should be when they are half on the new pipe and halfway on the old stock pipes. Line everything up, slide the clamps onto your marked spot, so they are halfway on the old pipe and halfway on the new pipe. NOTE* make sure you slide the clamps on right so that you have access to the bolts to tighten them up. Tighten em up!

5. Put the next clamp on the mid pipe section and hang the new muffler onto the rubber hangers (again, quite a pain in the butt). After the muffler is on the hangers, line up the pipes and slide the clamp up onto the muffler section. There is kind of a kink in the piping to where you should slide it up to. ***IMPORTANT*** Line up the tips where you want on the bumper, then tighten down the last clamp.

Hope this helps the DIY'ers out there. Seems like most people pay to get this put on, when really it's a piece of cake after cutting the stock exhaust off.

cwmizner · 10-18-2009, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by g9sBMW

Is it me or does morristownbmw on ebay have the wrong pic for the exhaust?

i was wondering this too, they show a single outlet, does it not have dual outlets?

They have the part number right, 18100443581, so probably just bad pic?

realoem.com shows dual outlets on the part number...

DJBrand1 · 10-19-2009, 09:07 PM

Yes, mine is a dual outlet. Best bet is to just contact them. Very good service.

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09-14-2009, 11:04 AM	#9
DJBrand1 Private First Class 15 Rep 149 Posts Drives: 07 328Xi Coupe Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Philadelphia iTrader: (1)	You need to email them, and they will send you paypal request for 950 shipped. Side note. Just installed mine: Major thing to be prepared for if your going to install this yourself. CUTOFF wheel or sawzall blade to cut the stock exhaust off. 1. Drop the stock exhaust. a. Remove the cross brace from the car (you will need some 16point bit and socket to remove the rear bolts) b. then you'll need to heat up the bolts holding on the secondary cats to remove those as well as another torx screw holding for the bracket holding the pipes together. c. drop the whole exhaust out from under the car after taking the hangers out of the rubber mounts (these are a BICH), a little WD-40 will help wonders. 2. With the stock exhaust off, go ahead and make your cuts on the pipes about 6 inches or so after the secondary cats. It is muuuuuuuch easier to cut with the exhaust off the car. Use the new performance pipe to mark off where you need to cut. The new clamps will give you a couple inches of "wiggle" room. 3. Put the cut stock piece back on (the part that bolts back to the header section, and the t-clamp obviously). 4. Now mark on the performance mid pipes where the clamps should be when they are half on the new pipe and halfway on the old stock pipes. Line everything up, slide the clamps onto your marked spot, so they are halfway on the old pipe and halfway on the new pipe. NOTE make sure you slide the clamps on right so that you have access to the bolts to tighten them up. Tighten em up! 5. Put the next clamp on the mid pipe section and hang the new muffler onto the rubber hangers (again, quite a pain in the butt). After the muffler is on the hangers, line up the pipes and slide the clamp up onto the muffler section. There is kind of a kink in the piping to where you should slide it up to. *IMPORTANT* Line up the tips where you want on the bumper, then tighten down the last clamp. Hope this helps the DIY'ers out there. Seems like most people pay to get this put on, when really it's a piece of cake after cutting the stock exhaust off. __________________ Sold - 07 328Xi Montego Blue Coupe 6spd. Tinted, BMW SSK, BMW Perf. Exhaust, Aero Lip, painted grills. 2011 535Xi Sport
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DJBrand1 Private First Class 15 Rep 149 Posts Drives: 07 328Xi Coupe Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Philadelphia iTrader: (1)	Yes, mine is a dual outlet. Best bet is to just contact them. Very good service. __________________ Sold - 07 328Xi Montego Blue Coupe 6spd. Tinted, BMW SSK, BMW Perf. Exhaust, Aero Lip, painted grills. 2011 535Xi Sport
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