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From: Baltimore, MD
My Ride: 2004 BMW 530i - no mods. Pretty basic really. I mean it has tires, windows, and a sweet look, what more could a man want? Honestly, I'd like to improve the sound system mildly, and possibly find a worthy engine mod that would increase my BHP by 100 without giving an arm and a leg for. I don't think it's out there, so I'll stay stock and love driving my 530i.
Quick ignorant question. What's required to have a dual exhaust setup? I have an 2004 530i - everything is STOCK. I'm interested in doing a exhaust mod, but it would seem the dual setup may require a new rear bumper - is this correct? Otherwise the single exhaust might be the route for me... Also the sound difference between the dual and single - are they the same sound? I'm looking for a deeper less intrusive sound - meaning I don't want to wake the neighbors every morning.
Respectfully,
-Jay
Respectfully,
-Jay
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Jay,
You can re-use your current bumper as we provide a template to cut out the right side. Usually people opt for a dedicated quad bumper like a M-Tech quad etc.
The sound is very similar between the single and quad, both are civil SPORT systems.
Let me know
You can re-use your current bumper as we provide a template to cut out the right side. Usually people opt for a dedicated quad bumper like a M-Tech quad etc.
The sound is very similar between the single and quad, both are civil SPORT systems.
Let me know
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From: Linden Nj
My Ride: 05 530i
im looking to but the quad dual exhaust for my 05 530i i was just wondering the one thats available is it just cat back only? or its there a option to get one from the headers back like a full exhaust?
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Please see our thread about it
https://5series.net/forums/topic/940...haust-systems/
