JIC-Magic /CROSS Ti exhaust

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Jul 29, 2010 | 06:38 AM

Bezzletine

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I was just wondering if anyone had this exhaust installed and if so could you pleeeeeaaaase provide sound clips lol. I love the look of the titanium and this is the only exhaust for the 530i that I have came across with the titanium tips. I know that jic-magic makes some quality parts so i'm hoping this would be no exception...

Jul 29, 2010 | 07:09 AM

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I've heard this exhaust and commented in other threads.
Their exhausts are pricey, but are of very high quality.

If you're really just into titanium tips, you could probably just buy a set of burnt tips. Thats all these are (aside from the fact theyre titanium and stay cool).
They do a full titanium setup too.

Jul 29, 2010 | 07:23 AM

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Have you looked into getting a RPi exhaust? Proven gains and lots of positive feedback here.

Jul 29, 2010 | 09:22 AM

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FRONJONII, Are there any exhaust with sound clips available that it compares to? I've looked at the RPi exhaust also. My decision is between the Jic-Magic and the Rpi right now. I just want to hear a sound clip of the jic-magic before I pull the trigger on one of them.

Jul 29, 2010 | 09:44 AM

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Found this on youtube. This is pretty much what it sounds like, a little deeper in person, obviously camera mics dont do exhausts justice.

Personally, I have an AC Schnitzer exhaust with a straight pipe from the catback. This gives me a pretty deep rumble and tone.

If I were you, even though I didn't go with an RPI, I would recommend RPI, dollar for dollar, the performance and sound is actually unbeatable. And I don't even have the exhaust.

I will tell you though, that I would straight trade my AC with an RPI, even though I'll be losing hundreds of dollars on it.

You can easily buy some titanium burnt exhaust tips, however, I dont think you can weld titanium to steel, so its probably clamped on to the muffler.

You can also take your rpi exhuast to a trusted muffler shop and have them burn the tips blue...although, I think you'd be killing the badging on the tops of the muffler.

Jul 29, 2010 | 10:01 AM

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I have no idea where you found that vid but thanks. Lol I searched and couldn't find anything. I think I am going to take your advice and just go with the RPi exhaust. All I have heard is good things about it and the price isn't bad either. Thanks again for the video and your helpful info.