Flguy76

i want to do this to go to a whole new exhaust, im going single turbo and 3 inch downpipe so i wont have any issues with matching up the exhaust, it will be a single 3 inch pipe all the way back.

Flguy76

3 inch downpipe fot with no problem. Theres an e60 running arpund with a single turbo but the turbo has to be up top and clocked to work.. but as for clearing the pan a 3 inch pipe fit and your only going to have a single 3 inch all the way back. No more stock exhaust to deal with.

ericmorina

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