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| 01-29-2021, 09:05 PM | #1 |
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E92 M3 Axle Back Modified 60k Miles
E92 M3 Oem exhaust with what I think is a 4 pipe mod, it has no shroud or heat protection. It doesn't really cause any problems except a lot of exhaust leak gets on the trunk of the car. A wash every few days is pretty much required. Sounds GREAT for 200. Sound clips here: (will add later, or can be sent upon request. Don't have time to make video) Will ship at buyers expense. Located in VA It is missing the 2 small hangers in the rear portion of it. It does not come with the midpipe clamps. It also does not include the whole hanger that holds the muffler up. You can probably get all missing parts for like 60 dollars. Not too sure. Also no hardware included. Pretty much all you get is the pipes and mufflers and 2 oem hangers, and the 2 straps that protect the mufflers from just dropping on your head. Price is 200 + paypal protection fee + shipping if needed. I'll take offers though. Oem exhaust is about 200-300 but this exhaust has 4 pipe mod which was probably around 300-400 to do. Edit: I'm told the exhaust isn't worth anything. But honestly it has 0 problems except it makes my trunk dirty and it sounds better than my new $2000 valvetronic exhaust. It lost its "f1" sound at high rpms when I switched. It's unique, I've never seen this and it sounds better in videos than a 4 pipe. Not sure what it is, but it sounds amazing. Last edited by Winter.M3; 01-30-2021 at 05:50 PM.. Reason: Price change |
| 01-29-2021, 09:56 PM | #2 |
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You will seriously have a hard time giving this away. Used E9X exhaust's sell for $100 tops. "Completed" exhaust mod is 3-400.
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| 01-30-2021, 09:38 AM | #4 |
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Two Options
1. Get it fixed properly before posting, no one will buy this in its present form. 2. Junk it I'd go with option two as it's not worth hacking up another exhaust to fix this. |
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