[Craeftig]

Originally Posted by Diegov209

I need to go to someone who could do coding near me .-. can't find anybody near me like where I live in the valley so I have to go to like Sacramento or the bay I don't mind going there its just my work schedule got changed and im only 17 at the time and hoping to not get pulled over lol.

Did u ever find someone who can code? I'm down in Cali an what are u looking to code?

[Diegov209]

Originally Posted by Craeftig

Did u ever find someone who can code? I'm down in Cali an what are u looking to code?

Yeah bro lol I coded my car already thanks tho bro.

[Steakpizza]

Hey guys I didn’t want to start a new thread so I’d figure I’d ask here. I have a 320i and the only stuff I have left to do are exhaust, downpipe, and FMIC. I have like zero knowledge of any exhaust stuff so bear with me. What would you recommend as far as exhaust upgrading? I would love to have dual tips (one tip on each side), and sound that isnt horribly loud. Ive heard that I could buy a 335 muffler and a new diffuser and most shops would be able to make it fit. Is this true? I’m in the Philly area also I’d anyone has any recommendations for a shop that can help out.

Thanks

[sspade]

Originally Posted by Steakpizza

Hey guys I didn’t want to start a new thread so I’d figure I’d ask here. I have a 320i and the only stuff I have left to do are exhaust, downpipe, and FMIC. I have like zero knowledge of any exhaust stuff so bear with me. What would you recommend as far as exhaust upgrading? I would love to have dual tips (one tip on each side), and sound that isnt horribly loud. Ive heard that I could buy a 335 muffler and a new diffuser and most shops would be able to make it fit. Is this true? I’m in the Philly area also I’d anyone has any recommendations for a shop that can help out.

Thanks

Most shops will be able to make a 335 muffler fit but... the bumper part is a bit trickier, unless your M-Sport.

Basic bumper will require a template and cutting. Even then, the cutout will be larger than it should be for a single pipe. Exactly why I decided not to go this route.

[floridaorange]

Most good muffler / exhaust shops can cut the bumper for you to fit the 335 exhaust. I almost went this route but then decided I liked the somewhat of sleeper vibe 😂.

[lonecitizenfour]

Originally Posted by floridaorange

Most food muffler / exhaust shops can cut the bumper for you to fit the 335 exhaust. I almost sent this route but then decided I liked the somewhat of sleeper vibe ��.

My favorite balance was with stock DP + AWE Touring (Also with midpipe).
Catted Aftermarket DP + AWE is too loud for cold start unless you code that off using BM3.

If I did it all over again, I would just leave everything and get an aftermarket DP.

[Linc0909]

Ok, if you go catless DP, can you code it with Bimmercode or do you need some other program or tune so not to get a CEL?!

[CandyRedRC46]

Originally Posted by Linc0909

Ok, if you go catless DP, can you code it with Bimmercode or do you need some other program or tune so not to get a CEL?!

You'll need an ecu flash like Bootmod3 or an older Jb4 that can auto clear.

[Ishan99]

Originally Posted by LiquidMercury

I can tell you this, on a 320i it's a f'kn joke, lol. I'm tempted to go the muffler delete route myself too. Don't get me wrong, having the catless DP in mine is nice with freeing up the air restrictions (ie. ~25hp), but for sound, it's just sad, haha.

I have a 320i also. I'm planning to do a muffler delete. Do you know how it sounds?

[gt-[r]]

guys xph has a great sale on the Active Autowerke exhaust! i just purchased it

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by gt-[r]

guys xph has a great sale on the Active Autowerke exhaust! i just purchased it

[ridds87]

I just fitted a 235M exhaust on my 2015 328 wagon. Not exactly sure what year the 2 series was, just a quick purchase on Kijiji.
The muffler fit relatively easy. Minor fabrication to existing exhaust, worked out really nice. Mainly did it for looks but it did get a little bit louder and “farts” between shifts at high revs