MPPSK being fitted, what to do with old zorst?

[handbraketurn]

Afternoon,

Getting MPPSK fitted in Ipswich, Suffolk on Monday 17th.

Is there any market for them second hand?

Does anyone know if they cut them up when they take them off?

I've only got my 3 series so no quite sure How I'd get it home, but keen to sell it rather than dump it and claw some money back from the MPPSK.

Cheers,

[Dannbodge]

Keep it and return to standard when you get rid of the car.

[handbraketurn]

You don't think MPPSK would enhance it's saleability in the used market?

[stuart_83]

There's no value in the old exhaust to be honest ... The dealer kept mine when I had my MPPSK installed.

I don't think you'll get it home in one piece anyway - it'd have to be chopped up to get it in the car.

If you needed / wanted to return it to standard you'd also have to have the map taken off - seeing as they won't fit the MPPSK to new cars any more I'd say it'd make your car more attractive if / when you sell it.

Enjoy by the way, it transforms the car. You'll feel the extra torque from the map immediately, and the exhaust sounds amazing. It's MUCH louder than it sounds in the car. I often pop it into sport for most of the way home trundling through traffic, for my own amusement.

[DiscoSINGH]

handbraketurn said:

Is there any market for them second hand?

Old exhaust probably worth something to those who are wanting to do a single conversion on each side/wheel barrow conversion on their 3 and 4 series.

Had a MPPSK fitted recently and I wasn't offered the option of taking it home, didn't see the point and also didn't have the means to transport it back home.

MPPSK might not increase the value of your/my car come sale time but will increase its desirability.

As said, MPPSK works with both the new exhaust and software update (map), so refitting the old exhaust would mean removing the map.

Edited by DiscoSINGH on Friday 14th December 13:53