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Old 30th June 2012, 08:44   #1
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Alpina B7 Resonator Delete
Has anyone removed their resonators? Curious to hear ("literally") about the results. Thanks in advance.
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Old 3rd July 2012, 17:41   #2
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leave it stock .. dont ruin the car
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No, I have not - and I do not know of anyone who has. I'd suggest not to do so, but that is really my personal preference based on the idea of the car itself, as that type of mod really doesn't fit well with the persona and even purpose of the car. But hey, in the end, do whatever makes you happy!
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you guys are probably right....just had the car for a while and was getting a little bored. call it a moment of weakness. thanks for the input.
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