[psprat496]

As you guys could see from my other threads that I was looking at an Eiesenmann Exhaust system. Now that the time is getting closer and closer for me to buy the exhaust I need to know where to get it installed. I have no clue where to look and have been trying to pull up some info but it's not working out. I need a place that would be able to get the exhaust hooked up to my car and a place that I could count on. I'm in NJ and willing to drive anywhere in state and even cross over to NY if I have to. Any locals want to give me feedback on places you've had modifications done at?

[itsbrokeagain]

If you wanna shoot out to Lynbrook Long Island I can swing the exhaust up for you in under an hour and for a very reasonable price.

Sal@AutoCouture is in Hillsdale NJ and also has a brand new shop with lots of space and a full height lift as well. Can't go wrong with either one!

[Craig@SupremePower]

PM alex@akmotorwerk... their in nj and do top notch work!!

[Bimmer335i07]

Originally Posted by Matt@Camber-Toe

If you wanna shoot out to Lynbrook Long Island I can swing the exhaust up for you in under an hour and for a very reasonable price.

Sal@AutoCouture is in Hillsdale NJ and also has a brand new shop with lots of space and a full height lift as well. Can't go wrong with either one!

+1

On both shops! Matt@Camber-Toe or Sal@AUTOcouture!

Check out my sig for info! I HIGHLY recommend either one! Would not let anyone else touch my cars.

[Craig@SupremePower]

Just noticed your Vorsteiner bootlid portion of the question.... it's a must!!!

[Nypeder]

+1 on autocouture

[Alex@AKMotorwerk]

Originally Posted by psprat496

As you guys could see from my other threads that I was looking at an Eiesenmann Exhaust system. Now that the time is getting closer and closer for me to buy the exhaust I need to know where to get it installed. I have no clue where to look and have been trying to pull up some info but it's not working out. I need a place that would be able to get the exhaust hooked up to my car and a place that I could count on. I'm in NJ and willing to drive anywhere in state and even cross over to NY if I have to. Any locals want to give me feedback on places you've had modifications done at?

We're in NJ, shoot me an email or PM if we can help you.

Originally Posted by Craig@SupremePower

PM alex@akmotorwerk... their in nj and do top notch work!!

Thank you sir... Top notch work on a top notch car!

[psprat496]

Thanks for the replies and suggestions everyone. Ill be sure to take a look at all the shops you guys are talking about and when the time comes and I finally order the exhaust ill be sure to bring my car and exhaust down (maybe even a boot lid) and get it all hooked up. Once again thanks everyone.

[E92NV]

Originally Posted by Craig@SupremePower

Just noticed your Vorsteiner bootlid portion of the question.... it's a must!!!

I want your bootlid!

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

Thanks for the rec's guys

We can even help with getting you the exhaust of your choice! We're open daily as this is a full-time job for us. Shoot me a PM whenever you're ready!

[jlstyle]

Is stock exhaust one piece or separates into several?
Unless it's several pieces, I can ASSURE you that it would be total PITA to bring your old one back from the shop. My S2000's stock couldn't even fit into my father's avalanche with trunk closed.
Anyways, it's just an exhaust install and does not require high skills to have it installed, heck just do it yourself at home if you have tools and avoid transporting your exhaust unless you have a truck and friend who can drive it for you.

[itsbrokeagain]

Originally Posted by jlstyle

Is stock exhaust one piece or separates into several?
Unless it's several pieces, I can ASSURE you that it would be total PITA to bring your old one back from the shop. My S2000's stock couldn't even fit into my father's avalanche with trunk closed.
Anyways, it's just an exhaust install and does not require high skills to have it installed, heck just do it yourself at home if you have tools and avoid transporting your exhaust unless you have a truck and friend who can drive it for you.

Eisenmann stage 3 is only the rear mufflers. requires the exhaust to be cut in the right place and the new mufflers slip fit onto the old exhaust. It can be done at home, but it can be a real PITA

[Craig@SupremePower]

Originally Posted by jlstyle

Is stock exhaust one piece or separates into several?
Unless it's several pieces, I can ASSURE you that it would be total PITA to bring your old one back from the shop. My S2000's stock couldn't even fit into my father's avalanche with trunk closed.
Anyways, it's just an exhaust install and does not require high skills to have it installed, heck just do it yourself at home if you have tools and avoid transporting your exhaust unless you have a truck and friend who can drive it for you.

1 pc about 9 or 10 feet long....

[jlstyle]

Originally Posted by Matt@Camber-Toe

Eisenmann stage 3 is only the rear mufflers. requires the exhaust to be cut in the right place and the new mufflers slip fit onto the old exhaust. It can be done at home, but it can be a real PITA

Hahaha sorry!!! I thought it was just usual cat back or header back bolt-ons.
I'm new to BMW aftermarket exhaust and don't know much about them.
Haha yea if there's any cutting and welding involved, good shop is a must!

I take my word back about DIY!

[psprat496]

I was also wondering if anyone knows if these Vorsteiner Boot Lids come pre-painted from the factory or am I going to have to find a place to have it painted the color of my car too?

[Craig@SupremePower]

Originally Posted by psprat496

I was also wondering if anyone knows if these Vorsteiner Boot Lids come pre-painted from the factory or am I going to have to find a place to have it painted the color of my car too?

Hit me up if you need assistance we can get it prepainted before its shipped out to you!