nope,i dont have mine either
My resonator just before the muffler has a big crack in it. I guess it costs like $900??? A guy says he will try to weld it up but it will take a few days since the metal is so thin. In the mean time, I plan to put in a straight pipe. Will I have any error codes if I put in a straight pipe?
nope,i dont have mine either
BAN HIS ASS!!
744 C36 AMG- carlsson
040 C43- way to many modifications
744 CLK55- even more mods
CLS55 IWC edition
744 CLK500 Rocket Bunny widebody
cool. $50 stright pipe is more better than $900 muffler. Hows it sound now?
Annoyingly loud
Angry as hell
Mean and lean
Get up and go
Bout the same
Actually I suspect that at idle its about the same but under throttle it will be louder.
bout the same, tad louder
BAN HIS ASS!!
744 C36 AMG- carlsson
040 C43- way to many modifications
744 CLK55- even more mods
CLS55 IWC edition
744 CLK500 Rocket Bunny widebody
If you really want to replace the resonator I will give you mine. Just pay for shipping and 10minutes of my time.
I would buy some stainless tubing and have it welded up. Much better idea. Please don't pay $900.00 for a resonator that people throw away. Seriously, let me know if you want it. It's comming off in a few weeks.
.....I drive sideways.....
*98\'C43 Supercharged
*H&R springs
*Bilstien Shocks
*Magnecore race wires
*Phelonic intake spacers
*Bosche Clears
*Custom 3in stainless exhaust
*Renntech Monolite 18\'s
*Some other stupid stuff
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Awesome Club202 spirit!Originally posted by Nitrogenbalance
If you really want to replace the resonator I will give you mine. Just pay for shipping and 10minutes of my time.
I would buy some stainless tubing and have it welded up. Much better idea. Please don't pay $900.00 for a resonator that people throw away. Seriously, let me know if you want it. It's comming off in a few weeks.
**the s/c must have him pumped up full of endorphins**
WOOT Service recall on this part! I just saved some cash... sweet. God bless the honest mechanics on the shop forums.