Hayward & Scott Exhaust - Impression and Video - Page 5 - The Unofficial BMW M5 Messageboard (m5board.com)

Diny · 26th March 2009, 15:59

Here are some quick pics of the exhaust. Yea yea, cloudy day

G Man · 26th March 2009, 16:55

Thanks. Thats what I needed. I called Ian this morning and placed my order.

G Man · 1st May 2009, 20:23

Got my H&S exhaust yesterday.....installing them tomorrow. I'll post pictures this weekend.

G Man · 3rd May 2009, 04:14

Here's a couple of shots after the install. It's like having a new car. I have nothing but positive feedback for Hayward and Scott. Thumbs way up!!

Diny · 3rd May 2009, 05:00

Nice pics, G Man! Are those the 84mm tips or the 90mm?

mooch · 3rd May 2009, 10:30

I should have asked you to take some pictures of the cans before the install. How do they differ from the magnaflows (which are almost empty) internally? The clips of Diny's car definitely sound great, but it's hard to compare since I can't really hear what mine sounds like from the outside!

My magnaflows do drone a bit at low RPM and I'm curious how these are improving that situation... the H&S mufflers seem like there is even less to them than the Magnaflows...

G Man · 3rd May 2009, 18:56

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Originally Posted by mooch

I should have asked you to take some pictures of the cans before the install. How do they differ from the magnaflows (which are almost empty) internally? The clips of Diny's car definitely sound great, but it's hard to compare since I can't really hear what mine sounds like from the outside!

My magnaflows do drone a bit at low RPM and I'm curious how these are improving that situation... the H&S mufflers seem like there is even less to them than the Magnaflows...

There is no drone. The magnaflows are very "muffled" in comparison. These are more aggressive like the Kelleners. The system is completely straight through, with no baffles or restrictions.

G Man · 3rd May 2009, 18:57

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Originally Posted by Diny

Nice pics, G Man! Are those the 84mm tips or the 90mm?

84mm. Much more agressive than the stock 68mm!! Thanks for all the help BTW...

Diny · 3rd May 2009, 19:02

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Originally Posted by G Man

84mm. Much more agressive than the stock 68mm!! Thanks for all the help BTW...

No problem!

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Originally Posted by G Man

There is no drone. The magnaflows are very "muffled" in comparison. These are more aggressive like the Kelleners. The system is completely straight through, with no baffles or restrictions.

Agreed. In fact, while the H&S drone a lot less at lower RPMs, they have a nicer (seems louder) growl in the higher gears. Cruising on the highway at 75 and giving it gas in 5th brings it out, whereas nothing much happened with the Magnaflows.

Sassinater · 3rd May 2009, 21:48

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Originally Posted by G Man

Here's a couple of shots after the install. It's like having a new car. I have nothing but positive feedback for Hayward and Scott. Thumbs way up!!

Where did you get your installed at? I am VERY interested in these but I am very picky about doing things right on the M. I see your in Texas, I'm in Oklahoma so I'm just giving it a shot to see if you did it somewhere in North Texas possibly. BTW, the car looks great, I'm glad your happy with them!