m5tech rear quad bumper
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I'll measure mine when I get home, I'm thinking they might even be 4"
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OK, mine are 3.5" each and the total width is 7.25" for both leaving ~ one inch of clearance on either side.
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Thanks for looking on this. The tips I will have is 7.5 wide. Can you tell me what exhaust you installed and how do you like the sound. I'm getting magnaflow xpipe in the center and 2 magnaflow 14415 round muffler to silent the sound down.
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If you are only going to run One X pipe and two 14415's at the rear you will be loud. Well, I guess that is relevant to personal opinion... I have a 14385 in the center that goes into two single turbo tubes and then into the two 14415's just at the rear. I'm happy with it. It's not too loud and the resonating issue is very low.
Original setup was 14385 and two turbo tubes at the end. This was also ok but had just a little too much resonating in the cabin for me on the interstate 60-70 mph. So I removed the turbo tubes and replaced with 14415's and the sound increased a little which was still ok, but the resonating doubled! So I went back and added in the turbo tubes between the 14415 and 14385.
So if you will only have the X pipe and the two tubes at the rear, this is why I say you will be loud. But again, it's what you like and how annoying you want to be to those around you...; ))
Original setup was 14385 and two turbo tubes at the end. This was also ok but had just a little too much resonating in the cabin for me on the interstate 60-70 mph. So I removed the turbo tubes and replaced with 14415's and the sound increased a little which was still ok, but the resonating doubled! So I went back and added in the turbo tubes between the 14415 and 14385.
So if you will only have the X pipe and the two tubes at the rear, this is why I say you will be loud. But again, it's what you like and how annoying you want to be to those around you...; ))
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I believe you choices for the REAR BUMPER are M5 or MTech, unless you go with another after market system. The M5Tech I believe only applies to the front bumper with fogs instead of air ducts. I'm not aware of a M5Tech REAR bumper...
If you go with the M5 rear bumper, it comes with dual openings for the quad exhaust, so nothing else is needed.
If you go with the M5 rear bumper, it comes with dual openings for the quad exhaust, so nothing else is needed.
E60 (5-series) M5 or Mtech Package (Front/Rear/Sides) [e60m-MIIbmpr] - $899.99 : Umnitza|BMW Angel Eyes|LED Angel Eyes|Headlights|Lighting|Performance|Service|87748 66489
That's how I've always differentiated it from the OEM M5 rear. OEM M5 rear looks flawless, M5Tech rear has that deformed hump between the exhaust openings.
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If you are only going to run One X pipe and two 14415's at the rear you will be loud. Well, I guess that is relevant to personal opinion... I have a 14385 in the center that goes into two single turbo tubes and then into the two 14415's just at the rear. I'm happy with it. It's not too loud and the resonating issue is very low.
Original setup was 14385 and two turbo tubes at the end. This was also ok but had just a little too much resonating in the cabin for me on the interstate 60-70 mph. So I removed the turbo tubes and replaced with 14415's and the sound increased a little which was still ok, but the resonating doubled! So I went back and added in the turbo tubes between the 14415 and 14385.
So if you will only have the X pipe and the two tubes at the rear, this is why I say you will be loud. But again, it's what you like and how annoying you want to be to those around you...; ))
Original setup was 14385 and two turbo tubes at the end. This was also ok but had just a little too much resonating in the cabin for me on the interstate 60-70 mph. So I removed the turbo tubes and replaced with 14415's and the sound increased a little which was still ok, but the resonating doubled! So I went back and added in the turbo tubes between the 14415 and 14385.
So if you will only have the X pipe and the two tubes at the rear, this is why I say you will be loud. But again, it's what you like and how annoying you want to be to those around you...; ))
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My Ride: 2008 535i LCI with sports/premium package, Sports trans with paddle shifters, CF emblems, JB4 Software, Dinan Exhaust, Navigation, M5Tech body kit, Carbon wrap interrior trim and CIC Controller.
The only change is where I pulled they replaced the turbo tubes with the magnaflow and moved them to the new position where they are between the main muffler and the outlet.
https://5series.net/forums/e60-parts...xhaust-130347/
https://5series.net/forums/e60-parts...xhaust-130347/
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My Ride: 2008 535i LCI with sports/premium package, Sports trans with paddle shifters, CF emblems, JB4 Software, Dinan Exhaust, Navigation, M5Tech body kit, Carbon wrap interrior trim and CIC Controller.
Actually Umnitza calls their M5 rep rear M5tech rear (click down on Required):
E60 (5-series) M5 or Mtech Package (Front/Rear/Sides) [e60m-MIIbmpr] - $899.99 : Umnitza|BMW Angel Eyes|LED Angel Eyes|Headlights|Lighting|Performance|Service|87748 66489
That's how I've always differentiated it from the OEM M5 rear. OEM M5 rear looks flawless, M5Tech rear has that deformed hump between the exhaust openings.
E60 (5-series) M5 or Mtech Package (Front/Rear/Sides) [e60m-MIIbmpr] - $899.99 : Umnitza|BMW Angel Eyes|LED Angel Eyes|Headlights|Lighting|Performance|Service|87748 66489
That's how I've always differentiated it from the OEM M5 rear. OEM M5 rear looks flawless, M5Tech rear has that deformed hump between the exhaust openings.
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Found this with a quick google search, hope it helps
5 Series Carbon Fiber Rear Bumper Diffuser BMW M5 E60 E61 M Tech Sport Autotunez | eBay
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IMO, this is beast mode
Maybe its mod time, modified the existing bumper to another level
5 Series Carbon Fiber Rear Bumper Diffuser BMW M5 E60 E61 M Tech Sport Autotunez | eBay
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IMO, this is beast mode
Maybe its mod time, modified the existing bumper to another level
where did you get your front x5m style bumper?
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