[gatedR]

Curious if anyone has done this and if it's a legit listing?

Seems worth to order this since fitment would be on point and just weld where needed.


https://emnotek.com/products/remus-2...RoCkvkQAvD_BwE

[ember.m4]

Originally Posted by gatedR

Curious if anyone has done this and if it's a legit listing?

Seems worth to order this since fitment would be on point and just weld where needed.


https://emnotek.com/products/remus-2...RoCkvkQAvD_BwE

This isn't a standalone product. It's meant to be used in conjunction with the Remus axleback. If all you're looking to do is delete some resonators or cats and replace them with straight pipes you do not need to buy aftermarket parts like these yourself. Any decent muffler shop will be able to replace those with straight pipes for you.

[gatedR]

Originally Posted by sleepingplant

This isn't a standalone product. It's meant to be used in conjunction with the Remus axleback. If all you're looking to do is delete some resonators or cats and replace them with straight pipes you do not need to buy aftermarket parts like these yourself. Any decent muffler shop will be able to replace those with straight pipes for you.

I was attempting to do just that. Appreciate the info.

[ember.m4]

Originally Posted by gatedR

I was attempting to do just that. Appreciate the info.

Check out this thread here. There's a bunch of information from people who have attempted similar things for volume gains:

https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1817072

[ny2nj]

Geesh…that price is crazy 😜

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by sleepingplant

This isn't a standalone product. It's meant to be used in conjunction with the Remus axleback. If all you're looking to do is delete some resonators or cats and replace them with straight pipes you do not need to buy aftermarket parts like these yourself. Any decent muffler shop will be able to replace those with straight pipes for you.

+1 this is a resonator delete to be used with the stock exhaust. If you only want to remove the resonators, take them to a muffler shop.

That being said, removing the resonators will make the car louder but not necessarily better-sounding than stock. I recommend you invest in an actual upgrade with a new midpipe. A single midpipe would be the best option, In my opinion.