[duke00]

I just picked up a competition, and would like to get a louder exhaust. Is there a brand that can be adjusted using the exhaust flaps to sound like stock when you need it? I’d like to have the ability to have the exhaust rip when it’s just me in the car and then be tame when pulling up to client’s homes or offices.

It looks like a Remus or RPI might be good options, but it’s been a long time since I bought an Eisenmann Race for my old E60 M5 and I’m seriously out of touch with what brands are doing these days. Thanks

[r33_RGSport]

Originally Posted by duke00

I just picked up a competition, and would like to get a louder exhaust. Is there a brand that can be adjusted using the exhaust flaps to sound like stock when you need it? I’d like to have the ability to have the exhaust rip when it’s just me in the car and then be tame when pulling up to client’s homes or offices.

It looks like a Remus or RPI might be good options, but it’s been a long time since I bought an Eisenmann Race for my old E60 M5 and I’m seriously out of touch with what brands are doing these days. Thanks

Remus would be the closest one.

It sound like axle back system would be the best for you.
Because full cat-back may be too loud for your client.

[Hirenarora]

Originally Posted by duke00

I just picked up a competition, and would like to get a louder exhaust. Is there a brand that can be adjusted using the exhaust flaps to sound like stock when you need it? I’d like to have the ability to have the exhaust rip when it’s just me in the car and then be tame when pulling up to client’s homes or offices.

It looks like a Remus or RPI might be good options, but it’s been a long time since I bought an Eisenmann Race for my old E60 M5 and I’m seriously out of touch with what brands are doing these days. Thanks

I ordered the car with M performance exhaust. Couldn't be happier.