Any f30/f32 n20 running on thrum or supersprint exhaust?
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ShaunJeremy
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Re: Any f30/f32 n20 running on thrum or supersprint exhaust?
SS tends to drone a little during cruising .
Not sure on 328 but on my previous ride, it becomes deafening nearing 4k rpm.
I recommend twin pipes rather than quad though . Back pressure .
tc73;1083740 said:
SS tends to drone a little during cruising .
Not sure on 328 but on my previous ride, it becomes deafening nearing 4k rpm.
I recommend twin pipes rather than quad though . Back pressure .
Supersprint
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Re: Any f30/f32 n20 running on thrum or supersprint exhaust?
If you pick 987903 (centre resonated pipe) + 987906 (rear muffler with quad pipes) there's no drone, it's quite comfortable but with a nice sportier tone.
Actually you could go for the centre pipe 987913 without much of a drone issue unless you have a very sensitive hearing and/or have childreen in the back often. If it's an automatic it tends to keep the revs at less than 2600 rpm all the time, so I would recommend the resonated section.
No difference in terms of performance with the twin on the left, the quad or the dual (for 335i diffuser), we tested them all.
If you pick 987903 (centre resonated pipe) + 987906 (rear muffler with quad pipes) there's no drone, it's quite comfortable but with a nice sportier tone.
Actually you could go for the centre pipe 987913 without much of a drone issue unless you have a very sensitive hearing and/or have childreen in the back often. If it's an automatic it tends to keep the revs at less than 2600 rpm all the time, so I would recommend the resonated section.
No difference in terms of performance with the twin on the left, the quad or the dual (for 335i diffuser), we tested them all.
