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I have a 545 with a custom remus set-up - which sounds pretty frikin marvelous!
But, then again I have a quad set-up and I don't believe RPI offers this, correct?
But, then again I have a quad set-up and I don't believe RPI offers this, correct?
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Sound is completely subjective, however it is fairly established that the RPI is a loud system that provides great gains, if you don't mind the noise, RPI is a great option.
However, going against the current bandwagon here, I feel these following options should be of your consideration if you like a subtle note yet great performance gains as well.
1. SuperSprint (multiple configurations available varying from a street sound to a higher pitched race note, performance and price will also vary). Made in Italy.
![](http://www.supersprintna.com/images/products/022787901_lg.jpg)
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![](http://www.supersprint.com/public/images/26311.jpg)
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2. Remus SPORT system (street level sound with great performance gains, 10hp on the 545i and it's very affordable coming in at under $700.) Made in Austria. Available in single or quad configuration.
See: http://www.remusexhaustshop.com/seri...c-1_16_23.html
However, going against the current bandwagon here, I feel these following options should be of your consideration if you like a subtle note yet great performance gains as well.
1. SuperSprint (multiple configurations available varying from a street sound to a higher pitched race note, performance and price will also vary). Made in Italy.
![](http://www.supersprintna.com/images/products/022787901_lg.jpg)
![](http://www.supersprint.com/public/images/30655.jpg)
![](http://www.supersprint.com/public/images/26311.jpg)
![](http://www.supersprint.com/public/images/26315.jpg)
2. Remus SPORT system (street level sound with great performance gains, 10hp on the 545i and it's very affordable coming in at under $700.) Made in Austria. Available in single or quad configuration.
See: http://www.remusexhaustshop.com/seri...c-1_16_23.html
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As far as the rpi being loud, they do offer silencers now. Best of both worlds....great gains with amazing sound, and the option to tone the sound down if your a family man/women with kids
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The RPI is far from loud for me, at least inside the cabin. When I was standing outside right next to the exhaust when my bro revved it, it sounded great. But from the inside, it's like a low "woohhhh". I was actually going to see if RPI has any cat back piping options (not sure what the pipes are called for our car but the equivalent of a S or X pipe on the E46 M3). I want it louder, especially since an X5 just drove in the parking lot next to mine and made my RPI V8 sound like a wuss.
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