Modified OEM Muffler

a_Y · 03-08-2016, 08:08 AM

I have been thinking about getting a rear section for the CSL for a long time as I think as glorious as the intake sounds, the rear is missing some noise. I found this clip on youtube:

MTRI · 11-09-2016, 04:56 PM

I am thinking doing this also. With this modified muffler have you felt any torque/power loss?

Also anyone have pictures of the oem csl muffler internals? Would be nice to see what the difference are between the standard and the csl.

cslsuperfan · 11-09-2016, 10:16 PM

Never seen the oem silencer modded

I take it the whole point is keeping the car stock but at the same time modding it.......

why not hang the oem exhaust on your garage wall and buy an SS LWR.

Pound for pound its the Best back box.

Dig all the engineering though.

a_Y · 12-09-2016, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by cslsuperfan

Never seen the oem silencer modded

I take it the whole point is keeping the car stock but at the same time modding it.......

why not hang the oem exhaust on your garage wall and buy an SS LWR.

Pound for pound its the Best back box.

Dig all the engineering though.

If the cops arent such a**holes, trust me i would do SS race. Heck even full SS stepped headers all the way to race muffler... This mod adds a bit of noise while being inconspicuous on the outside if they want to check out the muffler

cslsuperfan · 12-09-2016, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by a_Y

If the cops arent such a**holes, trust me i would do SS race. Heck even full SS stepped headers all the way to race muffler... This mod adds a bit of noise while being inconspicuous on the outside if they want to check out the muffler

Totally agree with you, especially if the feds are on your case.

phoenixcsl · 14-09-2016, 11:08 AM

I've seen this done a fair few times, the sound of these is pretty good, and a lot of the weight is removed too from the OEM box.

It's quite a cost effective way of having a better sound without the cost of a replacement rear box.

There is a chap on cutters who does it, he's done a lot of M3 / E60 M5 rear boxes, and tbh they sound pretty nice, nice way of getting more noise with OEM looks which some people prefer.

a_Y · 12-09-2016, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by MTRI

I am thinking doing this also. With this modified muffler have you felt any torque/power loss?

Also anyone have pictures of the oem csl muffler internals? Would be nice to see what the difference are between the standard and the csl.

I cant confirm but i dont think there is any loss in torque.

Cant confirm on internals of oem csl muffler as i didnt cut mine

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a_Y S3 - On the open road Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Hong Kong Posts: 85 Casino cash: $1623	Modified OEM Muffler I have been thinking about getting a rear section for the CSL for a long time as I think as glorious as the intake sounds, the rear is missing some noise. I found this clip on youtube:

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11-09-2016, 04:56 PM	#2
MTRI Wonky 'L' after Washing Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 8 Casino cash: $391	I am thinking doing this also. With this modified muffler have you felt any torque/power loss? Also anyone have pictures of the oem csl muffler internals? Would be nice to see what the difference are between the standard and the csl.

11-09-2016, 10:16 PM	#3
cslsuperfan Driving it like I nicked it Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: wales Posts: 2,222 Casino cash: $19520	Never seen the oem silencer modded I take it the whole point is keeping the car stock but at the same time modding it....... why not hang the oem exhaust on your garage wall and buy an SS LWR. Pound for pound its the Best back box. Dig all the engineering though.

14-09-2016, 11:08 AM	#6
phoenixcsl S5, Sport Off, DSC M-track Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Surrey Posts: 634 Casino cash: $4900	I've seen this done a fair few times, the sound of these is pretty good, and a lot of the weight is removed too from the OEM box. It's quite a cost effective way of having a better sound without the cost of a replacement rear box. There is a chap on cutters who does it, he's done a lot of M3 / E60 M5 rear boxes, and tbh they sound pretty nice, nice way of getting more noise with OEM looks which some people prefer.