Backorder for Mazda Sport Exhaust
May-14th-2002 | 09:30 PM
#46
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From: Corpus Christi, Texas
This below is a reply to an email sent to mazdastuff yesterday...they are in stock...ready to ship.
At 05:23 AM 5/14/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Part # 0000-8M-C10 - P5 MazdaSpeed Performance Exhaust
>Can you provide cost and avialability?
>Cost to ship to Corpus Christi, 78415?
>
>
Hi! That exhaust is in stock, at a cost of $195. Shipping is UPS ground,
and costs $12.
thanks, Richard
At 05:23 AM 5/14/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Part # 0000-8M-C10 - P5 MazdaSpeed Performance Exhaust
>Can you provide cost and avialability?
>Cost to ship to Corpus Christi, 78415?
>
>
Hi! That exhaust is in stock, at a cost of $195. Shipping is UPS ground,
and costs $12.
thanks, Richard
May-16th-2002 | 11:24 AM
#47
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 15
From: Glendale Heights, IL
alright i just recieved the 8m-c09 exhaust and it is the mazdaspeed style for the sedan. if any of you have or are going to order an exhaust its the 0000-8m-c10 for p5's and 0000-8m-c09 for sedans. if you are thinking about adding the mp3 rear skirt i would go with the 0000-8m-c08 which is the mp3 exhaust and it hangs a little lower to clear the added skirt. hope that helps you guys.
May-17th-2002 | 09:53 AM
#49
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From: Northern VA
Originally posted by jblon78
alright i just recieved the 8m-c09 exhaust and it is the mazdaspeed style for the sedan. if any of you have or are going to order an exhaust its the 0000-8m-c10 for p5's and 0000-8m-c09 for sedans. if you are thinking about adding the mp3 rear skirt i would go with the 0000-8m-c08 which is the mp3 exhaust and it hangs a little lower to clear the added skirt. hope that helps you guys.
alright i just recieved the 8m-c09 exhaust and it is the mazdaspeed style for the sedan. if any of you have or are going to order an exhaust its the 0000-8m-c10 for p5's and 0000-8m-c09 for sedans. if you are thinking about adding the mp3 rear skirt i would go with the 0000-8m-c08 which is the mp3 exhaust and it hangs a little lower to clear the added skirt. hope that helps you guys.
thanks!!!
May-17th-2002 | 06:40 PM
#50
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Joined: May 2002
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From: Glendale Heights, IL
zoom i cant post pics since i have no camera at work.(i work parts for a mazda dealer and thats where i recieved the exhaust and i dont personally have a pro) i can say on the p5 the exhaust fits and looks perfect and while we havent installed this one on a sedan yet i would have to say it will be the same. as far as sound goes, imho 99% of the four bangers out on the road with aftermarket exhausts sound for sh#t. but i do have to say i really like the sound of the mazdaspeed exhaust. it has a nice deep tone to it and is not raspy at all. it seems to be a straight through design and im sure it will result in better flow. but as with any exhaust dont be expecting to feel the difference. anyways if any of you are looking for an exhaust i would definitely go with the mazda sport exhausts and if any of you are in the joliet, IL area stop in bill jacobs mazda. i could get them for ya for under 200.
May-18th-2002 | 04:31 PM
#52
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Joined: Oct 2001
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From: Austin, Texas
Well, I just got back from the parts department and they left my exhaust in the warehouse (which is closed today). This after I got a notice in the mail that it was ready AND I called to confirm it was there. I just wasted an hour and I'll be writing them a letter now to let them know I am not pleased. Dammit.
May-18th-2002 | 06:51 PM
#53
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From: Toronto Ontario Canada
Is it just me, or does the Mazdaspeed exhaust not fit quite right.
By that I mean the stock muffler pipe has an indented circle in it .. into which fits this little flexed gasket from the exhaust pipe. So there is a better seal from pipe to muffler.
My Mazdaspeed muffler doesn't have this indent so the little gasket thing just kinda sits on the end and I have just tightened it up so it is a solid seal. Of course if the join moves at all there will be leakage so I'm thinking maybe I'm missing a part that goes around there? Or should I think about modifying the gaskety thingy that sits in the flange? Can I just take it off altogether?
Hopefully this makes sense .. I would be interested to hear from those of you who have the Mazdaspeed muffler exactly what pieces came with it and how the flange matches up to the stock pipe. Detailed pictures of the flange joint would be appreciated
By that I mean the stock muffler pipe has an indented circle in it .. into which fits this little flexed gasket from the exhaust pipe. So there is a better seal from pipe to muffler.
My Mazdaspeed muffler doesn't have this indent so the little gasket thing just kinda sits on the end and I have just tightened it up so it is a solid seal. Of course if the join moves at all there will be leakage so I'm thinking maybe I'm missing a part that goes around there? Or should I think about modifying the gaskety thingy that sits in the flange? Can I just take it off altogether?
Hopefully this makes sense .. I would be interested to hear from those of you who have the Mazdaspeed muffler exactly what pieces came with it and how the flange matches up to the stock pipe. Detailed pictures of the flange joint would be appreciated
Last edited by rowan; May-18th-2002 at 06:55 PM.
May-25th-2002 | 12:01 AM
#54
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Joined: Jan 2002
Posts: 2,076
From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Originally posted by rjakobs
Is it just me, or does the Mazdaspeed exhaust not fit quite right.
By that I mean the stock muffler pipe has an indented circle in it .. into which fits this little flexed gasket from the exhaust pipe. So there is a better seal from pipe to muffler.
My Mazdaspeed muffler doesn't have this indent so the little gasket thing just kinda sits on the end and I have just tightened it up so it is a solid seal. Of course if the join moves at all there will be leakage so I'm thinking maybe I'm missing a part that goes around there? Or should I think about modifying the gaskety thingy that sits in the flange? Can I just take it off altogether?
Hopefully this makes sense .. I would be interested to hear from those of you who have the Mazdaspeed muffler exactly what pieces came with it and how the flange matches up to the stock pipe. Detailed pictures of the flange joint would be appreciated
Is it just me, or does the Mazdaspeed exhaust not fit quite right.
By that I mean the stock muffler pipe has an indented circle in it .. into which fits this little flexed gasket from the exhaust pipe. So there is a better seal from pipe to muffler.
My Mazdaspeed muffler doesn't have this indent so the little gasket thing just kinda sits on the end and I have just tightened it up so it is a solid seal. Of course if the join moves at all there will be leakage so I'm thinking maybe I'm missing a part that goes around there? Or should I think about modifying the gaskety thingy that sits in the flange? Can I just take it off altogether?
Hopefully this makes sense .. I would be interested to hear from those of you who have the Mazdaspeed muffler exactly what pieces came with it and how the flange matches up to the stock pipe. Detailed pictures of the flange joint would be appreciated
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