[lowkick]

Ok,ok... i know what you thinking.

people convert N52's etc exhausts into twin 335 look.
I am simply not a big fan of the 335 two sided exhaust,
How difficult would it be to retrofit 325/330 exhaust onto 335i?

I am running a PE on my e91 325i and really like the look of it.

thanks

[GB-335xiCoupe]

What? Why? You trolling, bro?

[lowkick]

Was not quite sure what "trolling" means but google helped.
Well, no "trolling" here, bro. I am actually serious.

Not sure what are the physical possibilities, performance implications etc so hoping someone on here will have an idea.

[jammy78]

Originally Posted by lowkick

Ok,ok... i know what you thinking.

people convert N52's etc exhausts into twin 335 look.
I am simply not a big fan of the 335 two sided exhaust,
How difficult would it be to retrofit 325/330 exhaust onto 335i?

thanks

What drugs are you on...... as I want some

[WilliamS]

Think of the latest GTO the 2003 model has true duals but it was on a single side. Only 2 years later they change the motor and did a separate dual. On that car I think the single side actually looked better. It can help balance the car, weight savings and a few other things but to actually take the time to do it, I dont know.

Other cars that have a quasi dual exhaust such as the Neon SRT-4 (I know its a split to make duals) Toytota Supra, Evo X, STI, the higher performance ones 99% of the time end up single exhaust. It can benefit in a few ways if done right.

[HouseN54]

I'm also planning on doing this I plan on going single turbo next year and plan to run a single 4" exhaust and swap my bsm 335i bumper for a 328.

[JP.Williams]

it cant be hard just use the 1series middle section after downpipes to merge into one ?

its been done before im sure.

[pinco000]

i really dont get this m8...

if i was u, would get a better sound/power giving twin exhaust

[pinco000]

Originally Posted by jammy78

What drugs are you on...... as I want some

[jwilliams]

Keep the twins.