BMW M5 Forum and M6 Forums banner
1 - 20 of 20 Posts

· Registered
Joined
·
225 Posts
Discussion Starter · #1 ·
I just got an 06 M5 and am looking into an exhaust. I really like the Eisenmann sound but not the price. I am looking for an F1 sound, however, under normal driving I dont want to hear the exhaust, but when I punch it a bit I want that Ferrari/F1 sound like you get from the Eisenmann or the Meistershcaft.

So what are your suggestions? I have looked at a ton of exhausts but it is very hard to determine which is louder on youtube.

RPI, Rogue, or UUC for the M5? Your words on the sound or any issues you may have had with them would be much appreciated. Also, should I buy direct or through a local dealer (Bay Area). Any word on installers in the Bay Area?

Thanks!
 

· Registered
Joined
·
4,075 Posts
I just got an 06 M5 and am looking into an exhaust. I really like the Eisenmann sound but not the price. I am looking for an F1 sound, however, under normal driving I dont want to hear the exhaust, but when I punch it a bit I want that Ferrari/F1 sound like you get from the Eisenmann or the Meistershcaft.

So what are your suggestions? I have looked at a ton of exhausts but it is very hard to determine which is louder on youtube.

RPI, Rogue, or UUC for the M5? Your words on the sound or any issues you may have had with them would be much appreciated. Also, should I buy direct or through a local dealer (Bay Area). Any word on installers in the Bay Area?

Thanks!
From my understanding, UUC is Corsa, correct? If so, here the order of loudness. I have heard them all in person.

Corsa loudest of all three.
RPI is 2nd in loudness
Rouge Engineering is the most quiet one.

My next consideraton would be performance, and I think RPI has better performance.

Quality, they all the same, IMO.
 

· Registered
Joined
·
417 Posts
If your looking just for mufflers, RPI is the best bang for the buck. If you want a complete section 1, 2 and 3 then I would consider RPI and ASR. They both show proven gains and excellent customer service. For install I would check out BR Racing in Los Gatos or Sonic Motorsport in Mountain View.
 

· Registered
Joined
·
4,075 Posts
My concern about the rpi is that it is not as loud as the corsa?
RPI section3 alone will not be as loud as Corsa. Member "Mandisa" just switch from Corsa to RPI, and I think his Corsa is for sale if you interested. Also you can ask him for feedback.

Also, Rab Dog's AA exhaust is full section1/2/3. It sound very nice and it's a bargain as well.

Tough choice.??????
 

· Registered
Joined
·
1,975 Posts
I am thinking of parting with my Dinan Section 3 if you're interested in that. Great sound @ WOT, no drone, and very close to stock under 4000 RPM. PM me if interested.
 

· Registered
Joined
·
117 Posts
I have E-race but if I were to change it, I would go RPI. Those guys are genius! Just an opinion but your best bet would be to take advantage of YouTube and really study them! Good luck!
 

· Registered
Joined
·
117 Posts
I hear a lot of good things about rpi, why rpi over corsa or rogue, my understanding is that rpi doesn't have as much of the f1 sound as corsa or rogue?
Out of your selection that you have stated you're indecisive over, RPI, in my opinion, has some of the finest people making the finest products for our vehicle. I've been to their shop, I've met all of them, I know their products very well, and the saying "You get what you pay for" doesn't match up with their product because you're getting MORE than you pay for with their awesome prices. Also, they're LOCAL.

My favorite SOUND wise are in this order:
Eisenmann
ASR
RPI

These are just my OPINIONS.
 

· Registered
Joined
·
2,134 Posts
My concern about the rpi is that it is not as loud as the corsa?
I think the idea with the RPi system is that you can add components
to make it louder. If section 3 isn't loud enough then add section 2.
Still not loud enough? Get section 1 straight pipes. The nice part is
their components aren't ridiculously priced.

My opinion is that the modular form is the downside of ASR. From my
understanding the ASR exhaust is a header back system. But it's
understandable that they would want to sell you all or nothing. From
all indications it seems like mixing exhaust components can yield less
than optimal results.
 

· Registered
Joined
·
355 Posts
I currently have the Rogue Engineering section three and it was too quiet so I added an x-pipe. Id day based if you are looking for great sound, check out Rab Dog's deal as its a steal. Rogue is not too F-1 ish. Just a bit louder than stock.
 

· Registered
Joined
·
225 Posts
Discussion Starter · #18 · (Edited)
The ASR sounds more American muscle car then european F1.

Im waiting to find out if the Corsa's whp issue has been worked out. If I am only doing cans I don't want to lose any whp.

Anybody know if the Corsa whp loss has been worked out that?
 

· Premium Member
Joined
·
1,815 Posts
The ASR sounds more American muscle car then european F1.

Im waiting to find out if the Corsa's whp issue has been worked out. If I am only doing cans I don't to lose any whp.

Anybody know fi they worked out that issue?
They do sound nice, but the cars I've been in with ASR exhaust have so much drone, I don't see how you guys can take a long trip, don't you get headaches? :D
 
1 - 20 of 20 Posts
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Top