Hello people
I've eventually got round to posting some pics up of my new buy. At some point I'd like to change the exhaust on my '85 2 door 320i. I'd like stainless steel twin tailpipes but too the untrained eye, I'd also like it to carry a factory look.
My reasoning? I want passers by to know why I'm always filling up and too get a raunchy tone out of the back. I'm only after the back box, got too many other projects on the go to splash out on manifolds etc...
Thanks
Aftermarket 'factory' look exhaust?!
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john-rambo
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check out www.blueflameperformance.com
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Blueflame will not give you what your looking for.
Infact, nothing will unless it's custom made.
Sal
Infact, nothing will unless it's custom made.
Sal
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WTF?!TaitRacing wrote:My reasoning? I want passers by to know why I'm always filling up and too get a raunchy tone out of the back. I'm only after the back box, got too many other projects on the go to splash out on manifolds etc...
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Cut the tail pipes off an aftermarket system and then weld on some 2.5" (think that's the standard diameter although can't truely remember) slash cut tails.
That's what I did when I made mine (not using an aftermarket system though!) and it looks perfectly standard
That's what I did when I made mine (not using an aftermarket system though!) and it looks perfectly standard
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your always filling up cos its am m20b20 lol
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i used Longlife in carshalton to do my customer box for my merc it looks factory but sounds the tits

Considering Selling the Cabby, looks like its gonna go
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john-rambo
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theres nowt wrong wi blueflame they did mine total custom made with two slash cut pipes looks ace but sounds just that bit deeper than standard would post pictures up but dont know how to do it without using photo bucket if any 1 knows pm me instructions
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jmc330i
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2.25" for standard 325i Sport tailpipes.Turbo-Brown wrote:Cut the tail pipes off an aftermarket system and then weld on some 2.5" (think that's the standard diameter although can't truely remember) slash cut tails.
2.5" would be the way to go or 3" pipes welded on a standard 325i backbox - makes enough noise, but not too much
James
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'91 325i Sport
'93 318i touring 16v
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Turbo-Brown
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Aah, must have 2.25" on mine then, recall that they just about slid over the standard tail pipes so I guess they're a couple of mm bigger. Not enough to notice anyhow 
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jmc330i
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The BMW tailpipe trims fit over the tailpipes and on my 325i Sport are just under 2.5" including the outward rolled edges - if that makes sense 
The actual tailpipes are 2.25".
The actual tailpipes are 2.25".
James
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