Exhaust recommendations - 2010 E60 535xi
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Hey all,
Looking for some recommendations on an exhaust for my 2010 535xi M-sport. I'm looking for something that isn't too loud, but rather giving my vehicle a nice note over current stock exhaust. Anyone have any recommendations and if so video links to hear the sound?
Thanks in advance!
Looking for some recommendations on an exhaust for my 2010 535xi M-sport. I'm looking for something that isn't too loud, but rather giving my vehicle a nice note over current stock exhaust. Anyone have any recommendations and if so video links to hear the sound?
Thanks in advance!
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I have heard that the Dinan muffler provides a nice note, with minimal performance gain. There are a few others in the vendor classifieds that have options, but I dont know much about them. A few members on here went to a full custom exhaust set-up.
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The dinan is the one with the best sound but happens to be the most expensive. Not too loud but a definite head turner.
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I think I may add the Dinan with a Dr Euro downpipe to my baby. There are a few video clips of exhaust on youtube, I think the Dinan sound was the best. If you want something a little more aggresive, go with a RPI and if you want a quad setup, I personally liked the umnitza setup.
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I love the sound of the RPI but it was not available when I was looking so I went with a Magnaflow catback since that was readily available at a great price. Now that RPI is available again, I would look into getting one of them over the Dinan since it is a full set up, especially since you are adding down pipes, too.
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The problem is RPI will not fit an XI or I would've been all over it myself. Shame because the 20HP gain is nice. Definitely overpriced but its a full catback where as the Dinan is overpriced but just the muffler.
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This kind of is my thinking as well. But the RPI system is a little more aggressive than the Dinan as far as sound and I am adding a DP into the mix which will be that much more. I don't want my system to be over bearing but I do want to know I have a little grunt.
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