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Finally, got my MPPSK installed on my 2017 440i F32. Haven't had a chance to really test it out. So far, yes, the sound is louder!
Mere observation, the sound in full DSC off mode is really good. A deeper and louder grunt and grumble than the comfort mode but less than Sports mode, or maybe the same?! Edit: Pictures attached. |
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I got them installed in Melbourne yesterday. I paid $3400 for the kit and $650 for tips (Carbon Fibre). This was the price after a lot of bargaining! Plus labour around $700
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Hi Guys,
I am new here. Have sinds Juni the first the last 340i F30 in the Netherlands. My car is production date is okt 2018. So with OPF. Now I want to install MPPSK. But as you know BMW not aloud to do this. There a company in the Netherlands Mosselmann Turbo, they say that they can install MPPSK, and code out the OPF sensor. Anybody experice with MPPSK on a car with OPF? |
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First time I hear someone installing it with OPF. How are they planning to do that? The Software is only available to BMW (official dealers) and is not allowed/possible to install on OPF variants.
You can probably install the exhaust system and cheat/modify the OPF, but there is very limited benefit of that, without the Software. Besides that, MPPSK (both the Software and the Exhaust parts) are mainly appealing to people willing to retain their warranty and/or original BMW configuration. With any attempts to install MPPSK off the books, you will be dropping both. Then you'de be better served by a different exhaust system (compatible with OPF) and, if you want it - different motor tuning. How are you planning to pass the recurring technical check in the Netherlands with an obvious add-on that has no approval and paperwork to go with your vehicle? I'd advise you to look for other products on the market. MPPSK is fantastic, but only (legally) available without OPF.
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As far as I know the OPF system is divided into 2 parts. 1 filter in the exhaust and 1 sensor nearby the cat. With the installation of MPPSK the filter will be replaced. If you do nothing else you will get an error. What they do at mosselmann is remap including sensor off.
So you do the same as BMW exhaust plus tuining, only now tuining from Mosselmann including switching off the sensor. Recurring check is till now no problem. They don't check the OPF filter. The reason I want this is that the sound of MPPSK still finds the best, also better than aftermarket. And yes warrantly is a problem. |
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That's why I wrote custom. Purpose building something / modifying the existing exhaust will cost WAAAY less than that. But if having a valve is a deal breaker, then perhaps MPPSK is the way to go.
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I just failed my emission inspection because of the MPPSK. Has this happen to anyone else in the US? Inspector said my exhaust is after market and way too loud (on cold start). I told the inspector that this is a BMW exhaust but she didn't believe me. I'm not to worried but still mad for wasting my time and $35 bucks! My mistake for going to a different inspection station then I normally go to. I pass inspection last year at a different inspection station.
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Might not be helpful for your case, but in most countries in Europe you are obliged to register such change to the vehicle, whereas you present the tech spec and qualification papers of the modification and (if from recognised source), it gets added to the approval of the vehicle.
My vehicle papers state that the car is approved with the MPPSK mod and also reflect the new engine power. So there can be no doubt or problems if stopped by the police or when subjected to inspection. Surprisingly, the established noise level in dB for the car is unchanged (same as without MPPSK). This most likely thanks to how the regulation specify the measurement to be performed (at what rpm, etc.). So if you ever need it - be aware that there is an official TÜV paper from BMW (in German only), which (amongst all other aspects) states that the noise level of the car is unchanged with MPPSK. This is recognised in Europe.
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On the Fence with MPPSK
I recently purchased a 2017 440ix w/ M Sport and Aero packages and seriously considering the expense of adding the MPPSK for a little more pep and some exhaust noise...to a point. Over the past couple of days I have read every message in this thread to educate myself on MPPSK. I am left with the concern that custom mode is too loud over stock and the burbles and gunshots being too loud and/or obnoxious in sport and sport plus. I like the capability of turning off the extra sound and shifting into custom "wife" mode and don't really want to hear much more noise over stock in custom mode when doing long distance highway driving and listening to my HK sound system.
I have read comments here from both camps...love the loud sound - give me more or its too loud in all modes and passengers hate sport mode and the drone. I can deal with the loud sound in sport and sport plus, but I don't want to forfeit my quiet time either in custom mode when selected. So, to those MPPKS owners, am I being overly sensitive to this or is the noise level acceptable. In other words are there any MPPSK owners, in retrospect, who honestly regret having the MPPSK system installed? |
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On my 340i, I had the M Performance Power Pack installed, but no MPE. This is what I did on that car and the M140i I now own:
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i gave it some time and now have no regrets. i realized the initial shock wears off quick (the car is SO quiet in stock form that even the 'normal' mode sounds loud). now, for me, the normal mode sounds PERFECT! i am aware of the exhaust sounds and it is a perfect blend of sportiness and performance. when i feel like getting into it (almost always alone - no wife), the sport mode is awesome for limited spirited drives. run it up near red line and then back off quick - you'll be rewarded with the machine gun pops you've read about. it's nuts! all this said, if you pull the trigger, give it a few weeks to adjust to the initial sound change. after that, you'll be happy. |
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I put the mppsk on my 2018 a month ago and I really enjoy it. In comfort it is fine. In sport mode it comes alive. So you have the best of all worlds, as far as I can tell. This comes from a Dad with 3 kids who use the car as a daily driver. I get a smile when I slip it into sport mode. Good luck.
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Just ordered an MPPSK from dealership
My very first post here Been lurking around and reading often enough.
Got a 2017 340i M-sport back in 9/2018, and finally pulled the trigger on the MPPSK last week. I'm super stoked! Unfortunately, it takes like 3-6 months to get it approved by the authorities, so the earliest I'll enjoy the exhaust is in April. Waiting continues! |
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