Quad Tip Exhaust installed!! with Movie clips and pics.
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Originally Posted by vegastrashed' post='486947' date='Oct 27 2007, 09:07 PM
You look like your dog! Don't they say that owners/dogs resemble one another? ![Laughing](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/laughing.gif)
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hmmm so you're saying I'm as cute as the dog...? hmm Thanks I guess.. hahaha
but he looks more like a little ewok than me. His name is Gizmo.
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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='486938' date='Oct 27 2007, 05:20 PM
yes, the mufflers are vertical.. to match each side..
I can paint the cans? how?? I would like to paint, for rust resistant purposes and stuff.
High temp paint? Can I get this at home depot or is there a specific place? is it a spray or paint with a brush?
Also can I paint the pipes too ? or is that not recommended?
Thanks for all the great comments!
MK
I can paint the cans? how?? I would like to paint, for rust resistant purposes and stuff.
High temp paint? Can I get this at home depot or is there a specific place? is it a spray or paint with a brush?
Also can I paint the pipes too ? or is that not recommended?
Thanks for all the great comments!
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Go to a local Autozone/ PepBoys/ Or kreaggans They got hi-temp spray paint...
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Originally Posted by E60Power' post='594945' date='Jun 3 2008, 09:45 PM
Go to a local Autozone/ PepBoys/ Or kreaggans They got hi-temp spray paint...
I'm sure he's happy that you responded 7 months later
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haha. I already sprayed it that weekend.
I actually have something up my sleeve this weekend and hopefully everything will turn out alright. Changing my setup a little bit due to droning.. its annoying. heh.
Hopefully the tips I got are the ones I wanted.. I can't wait. =)
I actually have something up my sleeve this weekend and hopefully everything will turn out alright. Changing my setup a little bit due to droning.. its annoying. heh.
Hopefully the tips I got are the ones I wanted.. I can't wait. =)
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LMAO
sorry i didnt even see the date i just seen it in the front, most of been bumped lmao
I feel like a idiot lol sorry
btw* What exactly is droning and how do you get rid of it?
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sorry i didnt even see the date i just seen it in the front, most of been bumped lmao
I feel like a idiot lol sorry
btw* What exactly is droning and how do you get rid of it?
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Originally Posted by E60Power' post='595516' date='Jun 4 2008, 01:48 PM
LMAO
sorry i didnt even see the date i just seen it in the front, most of been bumped lmao
I feel like a idiot lol sorry
btw* What exactly is droning and how do you get rid of it?
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sorry i didnt even see the date i just seen it in the front, most of been bumped lmao
I feel like a idiot lol sorry
btw* What exactly is droning and how do you get rid of it?
No problem. its always nice to have old threads reborn.
Droning is loud vibration from the exhaust. Some people like it, some people don't. I want it to go away.
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To get rid of it, put resonators and installing things that'll absorb the vibration / sound.
Bimmer32 figured it out, how to get rid of the droning.
Hopefully this weekend, it'll be cut down significantly, but not too quiet, as a little sound is nice.
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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='486899' date='Oct 27 2007, 05:18 PM
Hey all,
Below are the links on youtube for my car and the exhaust.
Here are the final pics of my exhaust.
Attachment 39354
Attachment 39355
Attachment 39356
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Attachment 39360
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Some video of the a cold start up, with some revving.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xykCZN6pBY
Driving off down the block
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EffZ06QB6Y
Rev inside the car with windows down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdZX-QI93FA
Rev inside the car with windows up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HAQOpS5yGE
Below are the links on youtube for my car and the exhaust.
Here are the final pics of my exhaust.
Attachment 39354
Attachment 39355
Attachment 39356
Attachment 39357
Attachment 39358
Attachment 39359
Attachment 39360
Attachment 39361
Attachment 39362
Some video of the a cold start up, with some revving.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xykCZN6pBY
Driving off down the block
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EffZ06QB6Y
Rev inside the car with windows down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdZX-QI93FA
Rev inside the car with windows up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HAQOpS5yGE
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Originally Posted by AKAlius' post='595530' date='Jun 4 2008, 02:04 PM
Hey nigx, Looking sharp!
Thanks. That's not even the latest pics.. since then.. i've gotten rims, sideskirts, and a trunk spoiler.
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so I'm the only who doesn't like these?
oh well.
anyway, did you paint them in the end? I see many exhaust jobs dailiy on the road, even factory ones and two things make them look stupid: first the size (usually just a little too much to be in line with the rest of the car and thus, 'almost there but wrong' but sometimes HUGE and that has a statement in itself which I can accept as someones' taste)
Second thing is add-on end pieces that look cheap and fake (like Honda uses a lot here, but also the Korean makes) especially if its the Mercedes 'I don't want to look like the diesel that I am'- type (inside the tube you can see the real exhaust turned towards the street surface) even on factory cars.
And third (not stupid but a lack of finishing touch) is that if you put so much effort in creating this - and it is a lot of work to get them (and the fender) correctly aligned - please do the finishing touch of having a look from quite far and low behind and do the painting of the box and any other parts that fall out. Such as the rear suspension arms on the 1 series (alu coloured metal), or shock absorbers from some bright coloured brand.
looking forward to current pics with sideskirts and all, must look like a real beast by now!
oh well.
anyway, did you paint them in the end? I see many exhaust jobs dailiy on the road, even factory ones and two things make them look stupid: first the size (usually just a little too much to be in line with the rest of the car and thus, 'almost there but wrong' but sometimes HUGE and that has a statement in itself which I can accept as someones' taste)
Second thing is add-on end pieces that look cheap and fake (like Honda uses a lot here, but also the Korean makes) especially if its the Mercedes 'I don't want to look like the diesel that I am'- type (inside the tube you can see the real exhaust turned towards the street surface) even on factory cars.
And third (not stupid but a lack of finishing touch) is that if you put so much effort in creating this - and it is a lot of work to get them (and the fender) correctly aligned - please do the finishing touch of having a look from quite far and low behind and do the painting of the box and any other parts that fall out. Such as the rear suspension arms on the 1 series (alu coloured metal), or shock absorbers from some bright coloured brand.
looking forward to current pics with sideskirts and all, must look like a real beast by now!
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Originally Posted by BMDiesel' post='595577' date='Jun 4 2008, 03:18 PM
so I'm the only who doesn't like these?
oh well.
anyway, did you paint them in the end? I see many exhaust jobs dailiy on the road, even factory ones and two things make them look stupid: first the size (usually just a little too much to be in line with the rest of the car and thus, 'almost there but wrong' but sometimes HUGE and that has a statement in itself which I can accept as someones' taste)
Second thing is add-on end pieces that look cheap and fake (like Honda uses a lot here, but also the Korean makes) especially if its the Mercedes 'I don't want to look like the diesel that I am'- type (inside the tube you can see the real exhaust turned towards the street surface) even on factory cars.
And third (not stupid but a lack of finishing touch) is that if you put so much effort in creating this - and it is a lot of work to get them (and the fender) correctly aligned - please do the finishing touch of having a look from quite far and low behind and do the painting of the box and any other parts that fall out. Such as the rear suspension arms on the 1 series (alu coloured metal), or shock absorbers from some bright coloured brand.
looking forward to current pics with sideskirts and all, must look like a real beast by now!
oh well.
anyway, did you paint them in the end? I see many exhaust jobs dailiy on the road, even factory ones and two things make them look stupid: first the size (usually just a little too much to be in line with the rest of the car and thus, 'almost there but wrong' but sometimes HUGE and that has a statement in itself which I can accept as someones' taste)
Second thing is add-on end pieces that look cheap and fake (like Honda uses a lot here, but also the Korean makes) especially if its the Mercedes 'I don't want to look like the diesel that I am'- type (inside the tube you can see the real exhaust turned towards the street surface) even on factory cars.
And third (not stupid but a lack of finishing touch) is that if you put so much effort in creating this - and it is a lot of work to get them (and the fender) correctly aligned - please do the finishing touch of having a look from quite far and low behind and do the painting of the box and any other parts that fall out. Such as the rear suspension arms on the 1 series (alu coloured metal), or shock absorbers from some bright coloured brand.
looking forward to current pics with sideskirts and all, must look like a real beast by now!
Umm.. Yea.. I did it back in October... I painted them and all.
Pics are here,
Link to side skirts and wheels
I am putting on new suspension this week along with my trunk decklid spoiler, new rear tires (285's), and new exhaust. One Magnaflow that's same as the left side muffler, and the a smaller muffler on the right side/passengerside, so the exhausts tucks into the body, also putting resonators into to stop the droning / loudness of the car..
=D Gosh I can't wait.