relocating the exhaust(muffler). doable? Kercher rear arrived..

lux.sh · 05-26-2006, 10:13 PM

my kercher rear kit has arrived. It is the single exhaust outlet.
I didn't want dual exhaust on my e90, so I just ordered the single outlet.
It arrived nicely,quality finish, great packaging and last of all, kercher logo engraved on the side of the bumper was gorgeous.

but it does not friggin fit.

yes, hell broke loose. you have to relocate the whole muffler(it needs to sit WAY lower, and tilt it to the left from rear view in order to make it fit to the kercher rear bumper). thanks to somebody for not telling me it does not fit OEM exhaust when I told 'em I just want a kercher rear to fit my oem exhaust.

Anyone know if this is a simple process that can done in local muffler shop?
I know with hondas, changing the way the muffler sits is a 15min job, but im not sure about BMWs.

gosh all these friggin headaches with mods. never work out right.

canucklion · 05-26-2006, 10:51 PM

sorry to hear Lux, y'know, you'd think that Kerscher would TELL YOU that you need to modify your stock muffler location to make it fit...

I wonder what Yujini did w/ his ride?

foofighter · 05-27-2006, 01:17 AM

wow that's unexpected hit on the wallet...did you try test fitting and taking pics of it?

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lux.sh missing two turbos. 577 Rep 4,859 Posts Drives: fast around corners. Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Curves iTrader: (12) Garage List 2006 BMW E90 330i [0.00]	relocating the exhaust(muffler). doable? Kercher rear arrived.. my kercher rear kit has arrived. It is the single exhaust outlet. I didn't want dual exhaust on my e90, so I just ordered the single outlet. It arrived nicely,quality finish, great packaging and last of all, kercher logo engraved on the side of the bumper was gorgeous. but it does not friggin fit. yes, hell broke loose. you have to relocate the whole muffler(it needs to sit WAY lower, and tilt it to the left from rear view in order to make it fit to the kercher rear bumper). thanks to somebody for not telling me it does not fit OEM exhaust when I told 'em I just want a kercher rear to fit my oem exhaust. Anyone know if this is a simple process that can done in local muffler shop? I know with hondas, changing the way the muffler sits is a 15min job, but im not sure about BMWs. gosh all these friggin headaches with mods. never work out right. __________________ 06 AW E90 330i ZPP/ZSP/Step/Expired Warranty : Prior Design Front : ACS Rear : ACS Roof : BlackLines : Simota Intake : Carbon Fiber Interior Trim : : MTEC V3 : 24% Charcoal : V1 Hardwired : Solaris Invisibulbs/LED interior :
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05-26-2006, 10:51 PM	#2
canucklion pull my finger to get your kinder® surprise 148 Rep 10,455 Posts Drives: circles around you Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Toronto, Canada iTrader: (9)	sorry to hear Lux, y'know, you'd think that Kerscher would TELL YOU that you need to modify your stock muffler location to make it fit... I wonder what Yujini did w/ his ride? __________________
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05-27-2006, 01:17 AM	#3
foofighter Captain 67 Rep 840 Posts Drives: 2017 TRD Off Road 4r - 2018 M3 Join Date: May 2006 Location: The OC iTrader: (1)	wow that's unexpected hit on the wallet...did you try test fitting and taking pics of it?
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