R55 Aftermarket Clubman Exhaust
Aftermarket Clubman Exhaust
I'm curious to know if anyone has put an aftermarket exhaust on their Clubman. I need to make mine growl a bit more so I think an exhaust is the way to go (I did put a JCW intake on the car last weekend). Oddly enough, on my 2008 Cooper, I had a DDM works intake and that put plenty of growl on that engine. I've looked at and heard good things about Miltek but there's not a dealer close enough to order one from.
I hear you got yours from a pretty reputable "SUPPLIER".
Pipes look good on ol' Brownie!!
One time deal, I tell U!
You can't beat the price....
P.S. Mrs. did not even notice the difference







The difference in your bank account or the difference in your "PIPES"
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If anyone on here is interested in a full JCW Clubman system, i accidentally sourced one in So. California.
Contact: http://a1truckwrecking.com/.
He gave me the vin: WMWMM93529TF99206.
Happy Hunting.
Contact: http://a1truckwrecking.com/.
He gave me the vin: WMWMM93529TF99206.
Happy Hunting.
I put the NM exhaust on mine. Yeah, it's one of the more expensive exhausts, but quality, sound and style are sometimes worth the extra money. Plus, I've had nothing but positive customer service experiences when I've talked to them, they've been more than willing to help when I have a problem, which has been my fault every time.
I put the NM exhaust on mine. Yeah, it's one of the more expensive exhausts, but quality, sound and style are sometimes worth the extra money. Plus, I've had nothing but positive customer service experiences when I've talked to them, they've been more than willing to help when I have a problem, which has been my fault every time.
LoL! It was your exhaust I saw.
I put the NM exhaust on mine. Yeah, it's one of the more expensive exhausts, but quality, sound and style are sometimes worth the extra money. Plus, I've had nothing but positive customer service experiences when I've talked to them, they've been more than willing to help when I have a problem, which has been my fault every time.
I installed it myself, it wasn't too difficult. All you need is a socket set, a hacksaw, and a tape measure, and a friend. The friend is needed to ensure the exhaust stays straight as you tighten down. It doesn't sound quite a bit better, and you can definitely hear inside and outside of the car. I've had it on my car for about 8 months now, and have had no problems, and no regrets. Save your stock exhaust though, if you ever need any warranty work done, they'll want you to swap it out with the stock exhaust.
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