Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (SteveTheTech)
Posted by: New2Import at 4:15 PM 6/13/2009
You guys have taught me a bunch about the M
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (SteveTheTech)
Posted by: New2Import at 4:15 PM 6/13/2009
| Quote, originally posted by SteveTheTech » |
| I didn't know there were more options for exhaust. I know InfinitiMe was looking for the same thing. I'll have to find some pics before voting. Good thread. You guys have taught me a bunch about the M |
Thanks to all who participated (12). And those who viewed (2,000,000,000,000,000,000,012). 
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (07sportm35)
Posted by: SteveTheTech at 4:27 PM 6/16/2009
http://s139.photobucket.com/al...1.flv
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (07sportm35)
Posted by: ken in az at 5:19 PM 6/16/2009
| Quote, originally posted by 07sportm35 » |
| With the combined wit of this forum (at least those who participated), I have decided to go with shiny/chrome quad tailpipes. Thanks to all who participated (12). And those who viewed (2,000,000,000,000,000,000,012). |
Sorry 07 I didn't vote, but in my defense I didn't see an Staggered Quad Tip Chrome as an option 
Just messin with yah, seriously thow that is what I'd go with. But if I didn't have the staggered quad, I would definitely go with a quad 2.5" but I'd be carefule in how they were mounted so they didn't stick out from under the bumper too much.
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (07sportm35)
Posted by: CompleteCustoms at 10:33 AM 6/25/2009
Or this one
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (ken in az)
Posted by: CompleteCustoms at 5:16 PM 6/26/2009
| Quote, originally posted by CompleteCustoms » |
| Those are pretty perfect! When are going to help me duplicate your exhaust for my car? haha |
Actually it was pretty easy...
QTY - 6 45deg mandrel bends
QTY - 2 Stanless Steel Mash Flex Pipes
QTY - 1 X pipe
QTY - 1 Magnaflo Muffler pn#11386
QTY - 1 stick of 2.5" tubing (stick = 10ft)
Take it to an exhaust shop and show them my pics. One thing I am not satisfied with is the muffler hangs too low in my system, I did this for clearance but after looking at it again I could have tucked it up in there better but there is alot of room under there so any competant shop could do the work.
Plan on spending $400 - $600 with labor. I could have saved money and went with crush bent pipes - or bought 180deg bends and cut them up - but I'm lazy.
With my wholesale account all parts totaled to $277
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (ken in az)
Posted by: CompleteCustoms at 11:03 AM 6/30/2009
| Quote, originally posted by CompleteCustoms » |
| Good to know, thanks. I would tackle it myself but my welder acts up like yours. Some days it lays perfect welds with no effort then some days it acts up. Do you have a sound click anywhere of your car? |
Not yet, when the leaks are fixed I'll post a clip. I only have 3 leaks and one of them is the copper oring gasket at the header - too many times on and off and they start leakin.
The other 2 are pinholes - but have to be fixed for the exhaust to sound complete.
I can tell you it sounds weird - like a G35 coupe stock mixed with a 4.6 mustang.
It's perfectly quiet cruising and light throttle, but open it up and it get's loud. It's still a work in progress, when I'm done I'll try and get Magnaflo to R&D it and sell it as a complete kit - or sell them as one off's to members if there's any interest but that is down the road quite some time.
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (ken in az)
Posted by: Backdoc7 at 2:39 AM 7/4/2009
Thanks,
Bill
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (Backdoc7)
Posted by: ken in az at 9:27 AM 7/6/2009
I'll post the links
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ories
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes...
Posted by: Poyzinous at 9:43 AM 7/6/2009
How about one of those?
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (ken in az)
Posted by: Backdoc7 at 2:48 AM 7/8/2009
| Quote, originally posted by ken in az » |
| Not really preferred - I sourced those pics from EBAY - they seem like a reputable seller but I don't have any direct contact with them to be able to back them. I'll post the links |
| Quote, originally posted by Backdoc7 » |
| Thanks Ken! |
No prob - glad to help!
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (07sportm35)
Posted by: Cle$tack$45 at 3:55 PM 8/18/2009
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (fiveliterbeater)
Posted by: Petrol head at 4:12 PM 10/15/2009
One of my favs(not because i own it) my friends all it the soup can ..but its sounds like a CAM SS..
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (Petrol head)
Posted by: Nomad32 at 11:56 AM 10/16/2009
I just installed the Megan exhaust (axle back) on my M. I love the growl - but now I have to put double sided tape on my license plate frame to keep it from vibrating.......
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (Nomad32)
Posted by: Petrol head at 2:49 PM 10/16/2009
on the left of the screen scroll down and click on M35/45
mufflers are $1350 for the pair
Post Title: Re: Best looking tailpipes... (fiveliterbeater)
Posted by: m35x_pilot at 6:39 PM 10/17/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Petrol head » |
| sorry but they are not tips its the entire JP muffler ... |
Sorry - I know it is the muffler. Just saying I like the tips.
I find it really difficult to listen to clips online, because even with a Klipsch subwoofer, you just don't get the same sound out of a clip on youtube.
I wanted a nicer look and sound - but wanted to retain the quad tips. I have an 06 M45 and went with the Megan axle back. To compare the 2, the changes in sound were subtle; the MEgan exhaust note is much deeper and throatier than the OEM mufflers. I can't tell at higher RPMs that I changed it out really (might be the crappy roads in WA state, but I like the tone when idling and low end revs.
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