magnaflow 14415 or 10425
09-02-2013, 03:32 PM
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magnaflow 14415 or 10425
Hi! Car is 2006 530i. I'm trying to do quad exhaust after m5tech rear is installed. Not sure the right size of exhaust to use. The passenger side next to battery is pretty tight. I will be replacing the middle resonator with magnaflox xpipe 11385. The muffler next to the tips is questionable because of limited space. For those who have done it, please tell me which of these muffler best suited for my car. If possible, I would like not to be too loud.
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09-03-2013, 04:47 AM
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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 shorter ones will fit nicely. If you go with the longer one and you want them at the outlet then the angle of the pipe is a bit too strong. In the pics attached I actually brought the turbo mufflers back to the main muffler then added the magnaflows (short ones) at the outlet. I'll try and grab a pic today, took the day off but now stinkin ass rain!!!
BTW, I have a new MTech rear diffuser with dual outlet available. After I ordered it I came across a Hamann dual outlet and could stop the other one that I ordered. I paid 160.00 plus shipping so it was a little more than 200. I'll let it go for 150.00 plus shipping and that can be painted to match your car or black either with a base clear coat. If you want it as is 125.oo
BTW, I have a new MTech rear diffuser with dual outlet available. After I ordered it I came across a Hamann dual outlet and could stop the other one that I ordered. I paid 160.00 plus shipping so it was a little more than 200. I'll let it go for 150.00 plus shipping and that can be painted to match your car or black either with a base clear coat. If you want it as is 125.oo
09-04-2013, 02:04 AM
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Yes, it's a Quad Diffuser for the MTech bumper.
09-04-2013, 09:23 AM
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Black substrate, thats why it will need to be painted. Of course you can install it without painting but you will see flow lines etc that is created when the part is made. So really, it should be painted. I guess it would be like receiving a black unpainted bumper as it comes from the injection machine and installing it on a black car. You know there are people who will do this right? THIS IS FOR MTECH ONLY.
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