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Old 22nd October 2000, 01:20   #1
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Hey Guys, I was wondering if any of you could give me some advice as to which exhaust would sound the best on my E34 M5. I am looking for the best compromise of sound and performance.

Thanks in advance.

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Old 22nd October 2000, 03:58   #2
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Performance wise I've been told you can't do better than stock. As far as sound goes the nice little rumble I get from the stock system is as much as i can push it since the car is my daily driver as a Realtor. For some reasons I've lost clients when i've had to hand them a helmet before we go look at homes

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Hey CronusGod,

I can let you hear mine...it's a B&B stainless steel, installed by Curry's Auto Service, recently. It's throaty and has a low pitch. But it's not quiet! Folks defenitely know I'm coming down the street. It's on my 91 M5. (which by the way is going on the block this week).

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Hey Guys, I was wondering if any of you could give me some advice as to which exhaust would sound the best on my E34 M5. I am looking for the best compromise of sound and performance.

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Old 17th November 2000, 23:35   #4
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I'll definitely keep that in mind if I'm ever in Virginia.

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Set off a car alarm in my garage at work the other day with my stock exhaust. He, he, he...
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"EXCELLENT, I do really love the low frequency rumble, there's nothing else like it that I hear, all my colleagues"sic" and friends know when I'm coming, no slipping in late at night after a card game
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Ha ha, with all these responses, looks like I'm gonna keep the stock exhaust! Thanks all for the suggestions.

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Friends of my say, " We can hear you coming a block away".

Even more fun is hearing "Is that sound normal"

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