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What’s a good exhaust to buy for a 2001 E46 BMW 330i ZSP?

Reed — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 02:48:48 +0000

I want it to be like louder than a freaking aircraft, and give me some performance as well.

supersprint race exhaust.. if you have the headers, straight pipe, connecting pipe w/o resonator, and race muffler system, you’ll be miles louder than an aircraft. also reccommended: remus, active autowerke, borla, milltek, eisenmann, evosport (headers), dinan, rogue engineering, etc. main thing to look for is the grade of the stainless steel (should be t304).

What is a good exhaust to buy for my 00 bmw 323 ci. Im looking for a deep powerfull sound, inexpensive if poss?

Reed — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 02:48:29 +0000

I dont want anything that sounds like a pissed off weed eater, just a smooth nice sound. Thanks for helping

Exhaust note is as personal as the smell of your cologne. Each person has a different preference to how he/she defines "powerful sound".

There’re a lot of choices in the market. Your best resource for these will be specialized BMW tuners such as Turner Motor Sports, Bavarian Auto Sports, Dinan, Active Autowerke, Hamann…etc

There are also popular brands such as Remus, AC Schnitzer, Borla, Apexi, HKS, GReddy…etc

Many BMW owners seem to like Borla as one of the more cost effective exhaust systems. But your choice could be completely different.

What is the best exhaust system for a 2000 BMW 323i?

Reed — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 02:38:15 +0000

I already have the K&N Gen II CAI, and will soon purchase the shark injector. Just wondering what is the best HP for my buck.

Im guessing the best exhaust for a BMW would be to get a aftermarket exhaust from a BMW tuning company like Hamann, Dinan, AC Schnitzer, Active Autowerke, Alpina, Meistershaft, or Hartge. Maybe even go for brands that only specializes in exhausts like GReddy, Stillen, Flowmaster, Magnaflow, or Borla. If I was you, I’d go with a BMW tuning company from Germany.