M5 F10 Exhaust

mricorp · 03-23-2014, 02:59 PM

OK, I have searched this forum and read every thread, which has only confused me more. Everyone has an opinion on what they like and I respect that.

I am looking for a deeper louder exhaust for my M5. I would love to get as close as I could to my E39 which had a Britalman exhaust on it and sounded awesome.

From what I can tell the Akrapovic doesn't give much of an increase in sound and the Turner bypass pipes are too loud?

I want something with a nice increase in sound that doesn't create a drone problem inside the car. What is the best system somewhere in the middle (leaner toward the louder side)?

Any experienced input would be appreciated.

chizi · 03-23-2014, 07:22 PM

RPI

soooma · 03-23-2014, 08:21 PM

Meisterschaft or Eisenmann or Dinan.
I hear good things about them but I personally don't have any on mine by the way -

mricorp · 03-23-2014, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by chizi

RPI

Question: is RPI made in China?

Northern X5M · 03-23-2014, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by mricorp

OK, I have searched this forum and read every thread, which has only confused me more. Everyone has an opinion on what they like and I respect that.

I am looking for a deeper louder exhaust for my M5. I would love to get as close as I could to my E39 which had a Britalman exhaust on it and sounded awesome.

From what I can tell the Akrapovic doesn't give much of an increase in sound and the Turner bypass pipes are too loud?

I want something with a nice increase in sound that doesn't create a drone problem inside the car. What is the best system somewhere in the middle (leaner toward the louder side)?

Any experienced input would be appreciated.

I think the RPI will get you close, but short of changing the configuration of the exhaust manifold, the F10 will fall short of an uncorked E39.

cnes · 03-24-2014, 01:21 AM

Meister is made in Asia. Not sure on RPI. If you know about Meister and Eis coming from and e39 m5 then you know the history on them

I don't think you will be able to get that similar sound like an e39 m5. But you can maybe come close. There is just so much sound dampening in the F10. Good thing though, there won't be much drone from whatever you decide on doing.

If you just want sound, I think a muffler delete would suffice, such as a Turner or Hartge style.

chizi · 03-24-2014, 01:26 AM

RPI is made in the US
check out the youtube video they have a great sound. speak to boots he was a great help

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mricorp New Member 3 Rep 17 Posts Drives: 335ix Join Date: May 2010 Location: Long Island, NY iTrader: (0)	M5 F10 Exhaust OK, I have searched this forum and read every thread, which has only confused me more. Everyone has an opinion on what they like and I respect that. I am looking for a deeper louder exhaust for my M5. I would love to get as close as I could to my E39 which had a Britalman exhaust on it and sounded awesome. From what I can tell the Akrapovic doesn't give much of an increase in sound and the Turner bypass pipes are too loud? I want something with a nice increase in sound that doesn't create a drone problem inside the car. What is the best system somewhere in the middle (leaner toward the louder side)? Any experienced input would be appreciated.
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cnes Private First Class 23 Rep 114 Posts Drives: E39 M5, F10 M5, F13 M6, F80 M3 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Maryland iTrader: (0)	Meister is made in Asia. Not sure on RPI. If you know about Meister and Eis coming from and e39 m5 then you know the history on them I don't think you will be able to get that similar sound like an e39 m5. But you can maybe come close. There is just so much sound dampening in the F10. Good thing though, there won't be much drone from whatever you decide on doing. If you just want sound, I think a muffler delete would suffice, such as a Turner or Hartge style.
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chizi Private 6 Rep 81 Posts Drives: BMW M5 2012 Hamann Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: United Arab Emirates iTrader: (0)	RPI is made in the US check out the youtube video they have a great sound. speak to boots he was a great help
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