[hawaiianeze]

So I've been thinking of parting ways with my magnaflow catback for quite some time now and moving to a custom exhaust to fit quads in the back with a new diffuser. To my understanding 3.0 seems to be the average size for the tips on quads, but was wondering if there has been people that went any bigger to give it a more aggressive/filled in look (please post your pics)

Right now I'm like this (with different rims that aren't black anymore)


I 'm thinking of going to this:


But want to see what my other options are (bigger/different finishes?)

[jm3as]

im looking to redo my tips, from a single to dual tips (like yours pictured above, not dual exhaust/quad tips). but trying to see the largest size that would fit in the stock 328i mtech bumper diffusor.

are those 3" tips in that picture of your setup?

[hawaiianeze]

Originally Posted by jm3as

im looking to redo my tips, from a single to dual tips (like yours pictured above, not dual exhaust/quad tips). but trying to see the largest size that would fit in the stock 328i mtech bumper diffusor.

are those 3" tips in that picture of your setup?

so I'm slightly confused on your question, so you want to change your dual pipes that come on stock on the 328 to just one single tip like one side of a 335?

[Marcadelic]

Originally Posted by hawaiianeze

so I'm slightly confused on your question, so you want to change your dual pipes that come on stock on the 328 to just one single tip like one side of a 335?

he has a single exit right now and he wants to go back to a more "stock" 328i look just with bigger tips

i think is what he's saying

[hawaiianeze]

Originally Posted by Marcadelic

he has a single exit right now and he wants to go back to a more "stock" 328i look just with bigger tips

i think is what he's saying

to my knowledge 3" is the size, but my question to others is if anyone has/can go bigger?

[Marcadelic]

Originally Posted by hawaiianeze

to my knowledge 3" is the size, but my question to others is if anyone has/can go bigger?

im pretty sure i've seen a picture of an e90 328i with at least 3.5 tips at one of the ltbmw meets....im trying to find a picture of it now

[jm3as]

wow 3.5" didn't think it was possible. but would that be with a custom single output mtech diffusor?

i'm looking to keep my stock diffusor for now, i don't want it squeezed in the port and have it burn or melt the diffusor.

are those 3" tips in the picture of your car hawaiian?

[Marcadelic]

Originally Posted by jm3as

wow 3.5" didn't think it was possible. but would that be with a custom single output mtech diffusor?

i'm looking to keep my stock diffusor for now, i don't want it squeezed in the port and have it burn or melt the diffusor.

are those 3" tips in the picture of your car hawaiian?

i think it might require a small amount of cutting on the m-tech but it might squeeze in. I can't find a picture of the car though. Im 90% sure it was a grey e90 with either an m3 or dd hood

[jm3as]

Originally Posted by Marcadelic

i think it might require a small amount of cutting on the m-tech but it might squeeze in. I can't find a picture of the car though. Im 90% sure it was a grey e90 with either an m3 or dd hood

ah ok, because i'm hoping to not run into issues when i upgrade to a performance diffusor down the road.

so confirmation that dual 3" tips would fit just fine?

[Marcadelic]

Originally Posted by jm3as

ah ok, because i'm hoping to not run into issues when i upgrade to a performance diffusor down the road.

so confirmation that dual 3" tips would fit just fine?

i cant confirm for sure because i've never seen it in person, but i'm pretty positive i've seen it done on here before....im guna keep looking

[mashimarho]

Ask Yodaime. He had tips that were not from Cyba and were larger than 3.0. They were 3.5? 3.75?

[hawaiianeze]

Originally Posted by jm3as

ah ok, because i'm hoping to not run into issues when i upgrade to a performance diffusor down the road.

so confirmation that dual 3" tips would fit just fine?

I have 3" tips and they definitely fit

[hawaiianeze]

Originally Posted by Marcadelic

im pretty sure i've seen a picture of an e90 328i with at least 3.5 tips at one of the ltbmw meets....im trying to find a picture of it now

3.5 would be nice maybe even a tiny bit bigger, less than 4 though
LTMW
4in


racecar

[Marcadelic]

Originally Posted by hawaiianeze

3.5 would be nice maybe even a tiny bit bigger, less than 4 though
LTMW
4in

yes!!! thats what I was talking about, I love the way that looks. If I had a 328i that is exactly what I would do

[Route 16]

Originally Posted by hawaiianeze

3.5 would be nice maybe even a tiny bit bigger, less than 4 though

Magnaflow 14807 for $202, do it now.

[Marcadelic]

Originally Posted by Route 16

Magnaflow 14807 for $202, do it now.

seriously do it haha

[Blindside_137]

Hmm. I've been saving for a 335 performance rear set up.

But I may keep my 328 setup and stick some fat 3.5 inchers for the twin tip.

Cool thread! I think quads would be best at no bigger than 3.5.

[jm3as]

holy shitake mushrooms w/ wonton soup batman. the 4" tips w/ the angle cut look FURIOUSSSSSSSSSS

[jm3as]

Originally Posted by Route 16

Magnaflow 14807 for $202, do it now.

dang, i already have a aftermarket muffler on, i just need new tips to be welded on.

[Marcadelic]

Originally Posted by jm3as

dang, i already have a aftermarket muffler on, i just need new tips to be welded on.

two of the 3.5 cyba tips cant be welded on?

[edirtaynine]

Originally Posted by Marcadelic

yes!!! thats what I was talking about, I love the way that looks. If I had a 328i that is exactly what I would do

except that car isnt a 328.

[Route 16]

Originally Posted by edirtaynine

except that car isnt a 328.

Just a little trim, cuts and welds they're good to go.

Originally Posted by jm3as

dang, i already have a aftermarket muffler on, i just need new tips to be welded on.

Sell it, no biggie, ask a muffler shop if they'll buy it from you.