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  • SteelGreyM
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    I'd agree this makes the car quieter-- I just see that as a good thing. I find all e46 M3 exhaust notes to be varying degrees of meh to terrible, and anything that quiets the exhaust down to make the CSL intake sound more prominent is a good thing in my book
    The only e46 m3 exhaust note I’ve ever liked was your JVT/scorza setup.

    I think a similar thing would be achievable with ssv1 + scorza (and ar25 of course).

    But yes, I realized it’s the engine that sounds good, not the exhaust.

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  • Arith2
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    Originally posted by Tbonem3 View Post

    😂😂😂

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  • Tbonem3
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    Originally posted by Arith2 View Post
    My car will only ever breath atmospheric pressure.
    Last edited by Tbonem3; 10-01-2020, 12:22 PM.

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  • Arith2
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    Originally posted by digger View Post
    If you want best flow efficiency merging the collector into a single pipe with a y-pipe is the best way.
    I'll just get the 3.5" pipe then. Probably weighs less and has better flow. My car will only ever breath atmospheric pressure.

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  • digger
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    If you want best flow efficiency merging the collector into a single pipe with a y-pipe is the best way.

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  • SWRT_M3
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    Originally posted by Arith2 View Post
    Why is the H pipe better than an X pipe on our cars? Or is that just a sound thing? Would an H crossover in Sec 1 rob power?
    Not sure why SS went with an “H” crossover, by now, it’s common knowledge that a “X” crossover flows better than an “H“ crossover. (X pipe for horsepower, H pipe for a tiny bit more torque down low)

    When SS first released their TwinTube 2.5” Sec 2, I saw the “H” crossover and thought of Vanilla Ice in his 5.0 lol

    Obioban, quick question, is there any info/data on why the Z4M has the crossover further downstream compared to the M3? if I recall correctly they were rated at 330 HP and 262 TQ.
    Last edited by SWRT_M3; 09-30-2020, 02:00 PM.

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  • Obioban
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    Crossover in section 1 does not work well.

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  • Arith2
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    Originally posted by DiscoWagon View Post

    Refer to OP's original post on this thread, even the OEM Section 2 with twin 60mm pipes flow more CFM than a single 3".
    I'm referring to just the crossover, not pipe sizing. I want to know if it would be beneficial to get a Sec 2 without a crossover and move it to Sec 1.

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  • DiscoWagon
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    Originally posted by Arith2 View Post
    Why is the H pipe better than an X pipe on our cars? Or is that just a sound thing? Would an H crossover in Sec 1 rob power?
    Refer to OP's original post on this thread, even the OEM Section 2 with twin 60mm pipes flow more CFM than a single 3".

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  • Arith2
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    Why is the H pipe better than an X pipe on our cars? Or is that just a sound thing? Would an H crossover in Sec 1 rob power?

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by Mike RT4 View Post

    You could say that about any upgrade - unless you have carried out NO mods to your car, your comment is a moot point .
    Yeah— just because there’s a PDF about a specific area of the car doesn’t mean it’s more developed than other parts of the car.

    ... and most of the car is really, really good stock. That’s why so many mods are downgrades or sidegrades.

    That said, this pipe does flow better than stock. That’s just only beneficial if you need it 😜

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  • Mike RT4
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    Originally posted by R60BBA View Post
    The OE section 2 is good enough for most applications.

    It amazes me that folk will spend £600+ on a modification which does not reap much benefit. ArvinMeritor and BMW M knew what they were doing.

    You could say that about any upgrade - unless you have carried out NO mods to your car, your comment is a moot point .

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  • DropTopKingM3
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    ECS' website says this is for cars with 400+ horsepower. Will I be able to get any benefit out of this with CPI stepped headers, oem catted sec 1 euro? Or should I go with the basic resonated section 2?

    Thanks in advance.


    From ECS website:
    These new exhaust pipe from Supersprint offer up to 25% greater exhaust flow than the original pipes offered before that were designed for sport street and light track use. This is perfect for vehicles that are heavily modified, turbocharged, or supercharged and can greatly benefit from the increased exhaust flow. Designed for vehicles that are capable of producing an excess of 400 horsepower, these pipes will ensure smooth exhaust flow all throughout the power band.

    These pipes are resonated to prevent excess drone or noise at cruising speeds.

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  • Casa de Mesa
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    Spaces the chassis braces down so that they clear the larger pipes.
    Got it, thanks. You mean these:



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  • cozmo kraemer
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    My pipes clear those two chassis braces fine. It is the trans cross member, that is the issue. You are spacing down the mounting of the exhaust hangers, so you can clear the section one from the trans crossmember. So I had to use it for the exhaust hanger brace, that made it so that I had to use them for the non hanger brace.

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