exhaust on the 545i?
If I understand the exhaust on the way the e60's are designed is that it only goes through one tail pipe under normal cruise but once you hit the gas enough it opens up the second tail pipe to give it a little more growl correct?
Is there a way to have it setup to follow the same idea but rather when you open it up that instead of going through a less restrictive muffler instead it acts as though it is a straight pipe? I like the quiet that the BMW gives but it is far too quiet when you get on it.
Is there a way to have it setup to follow the same idea but rather when you open it up that instead of going through a less restrictive muffler instead it acts as though it is a straight pipe? I like the quiet that the BMW gives but it is far too quiet when you get on it.
If I understand the exhaust on the way the e60's are designed is that it only goes through one tail pipe under normal cruise but once you hit the gas enough it opens up the second tail pipe to give it a little more growl correct?
Is there a way to have it setup to follow the same idea but rather when you open it up that instead of going through a less restrictive muffler instead it acts as though it is a straight pipe? I like the quiet that the BMW gives but it is far too quiet when you get on it.
Is there a way to have it setup to follow the same idea but rather when you open it up that instead of going through a less restrictive muffler instead it acts as though it is a straight pipe? I like the quiet that the BMW gives but it is far too quiet when you get on it.
This more just opens the second exhaust pipe. What I'm hoping for its too be able to get that nice quiet sound under cruise but when it would normally trigger that second valve it instead runs it straight piped to the outside world.
Quiet when cruising but quite a bit louder when you stomp it.
Quiet when cruising but quite a bit louder when you stomp it.
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This more just opens the second exhaust pipe. What I'm hoping for its too be able to get that nice quiet sound under cruise but when it would normally trigger that second valve it instead runs it straight piped to the outside world.
Quiet when cruising but quite a bit louder when you stomp it.
Quiet when cruising but quite a bit louder when you stomp it.

You will have to change out the muffler. Get an insulated muffler, which takes the valve out of the picture. The car will be slightly louder at idle, and noticeably louder on acceleration. But cruising at 65 mph will be a comfortable quiet hummm.
Are the two muffler cans actually connected by any piping underneath the car? if the pipe splits right before the muffler and then goes into two different cans I might be able to keep the valve cut one can off and straight pipe it instead.
Wish I could look but I have no garage and our ground right now is covered with snow.
Wish I could look but I have no garage and our ground right now is covered with snow.
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If I understand the exhaust on the way the e60's are designed is that it only goes through one tail pipe under normal cruise but once you hit the gas enough it opens up the second tail pipe to give it a little more growl correct?
Is there a way to have it setup to follow the same idea but rather when you open it up that instead of going through a less restrictive muffler instead it acts as though it is a straight pipe? I like the quiet that the BMW gives but it is far too quiet when you get on it.
Is there a way to have it setup to follow the same idea but rather when you open it up that instead of going through a less restrictive muffler instead it acts as though it is a straight pipe? I like the quiet that the BMW gives but it is far too quiet when you get on it.
I had a Dinan mufler installed on my 05 545. Excellent sound without the drone. I now have a 2010 550 Msport. I will install the Dinan yet again,
Last edited by Cricketts; Dec 31, 2014 at 11:17 AM.
check out my youtube channel, I did a muffler delete on my car and I have a couple cruising videos so you can see if its quite enough for you. It definitely growls when you get on the gas.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd9...EkxmJAudYYmOsw
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd9...EkxmJAudYYmOsw
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