Looking for exhaust options on 535XI

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06-26-2011, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by TLO03

maze, i believe you seen my vid so i wont link it.. but your down pipes will improve the sound of exhaust wait till they come in ans see how you like it.. besides i've only seen $2k options for the xi..

DO YOU FIND THE EXHAUST TO BE WORTH IT?

I NEED YOU TO POST A VIDEO OF YOU DRIVING BY YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? THE VID IS GOOD BUT I CANT GET AN IDEA WITHOUT YOU IN GEAR ROLLING. SEE IF YOU CAN TRY THAT WOULD BE COOL.

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06-26-2011, 12:19 PM

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Maze those videos are of the forum member DKNewYork. That e60 is an V8, ours is V6. It will not sound the same...

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06-26-2011, 01:10 PM

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My Ride: alpine white 535 E61

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Ok maze fly bys for you.. But might not be till end of the week. My cars been on lock down for a minute. Jb4 arrives tommorow that wil give me some driving motivation.. Plus I gotta find a camera man..

Worth it. Hard to say. Never dynoed it. I think if it added 20 hp that would be nice. But it dosent. I think it looks good and it sounds cool. And I didnt have to hunt for parts wondering it I got every thing to fit. Mine was sub 2k. I like ez at any price..

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07-06-2013, 08:57 AM

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Sorry to raise this thread from the dead, but I found it when searching and was curious if you ever bought exhaust?

I recently did the muffler flap mod and it makes a small but noticeable change in sound. Best part is it only cost $2.50 in parts and its DIY in 15 minutes.