BMW Z3 stainless steel exhausts

ningaloo

ningaloo

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Model of Z
1.9
Anyone out there replaced their exhaust for a stainless one on a 1.9?:)

If so anyone you can recommend based in the midlands area:wacky:
 
Yes mate I have a long life fitted, very pleased with it, gives a great growl, have been talking to my new mechanic today about a remap to take advantage of it and the induct pion kit fitted.
 
What was the spec of the exhaust

Twin pipes or the oval pipe?

What would u suggest for the best growl?
 
Just ask for mid sport sound, i would for a dual round pipe, I went for an oval pilpe to keep with the 1.9 look, but think twin pipes would look better.
 
ningaloo said:
Anyone out there replaced their exhaust for a stainless one on a 1.9?:)

If so anyone you can recommend based in the midlands area:wacky:
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This http://www.roarpower.co.uk/ ties in with Zedonists recommendation and your location.
I fitted a Cobra cat back on mine (single oval) and am pleased with it, but I think Longlife will provide you with a more personalised sound.
 
I like the quality and sound of the Supersprint on my 1.9:
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/foru...Z3-very-happy-camper!&p=27385661#post27385661
Looks good, too:

SuperspsrintonZ319L.jpg
 
I thought long life was a generic description like heavy duty. I figured Supersprint, being stainless etc, was long life, so I posted. Didn't realize it was a brand name.
 
Yes long life is a franchise..........if Taffzee recommends his fitter go there......
 
Hi Just wanted to sing the praises of roarpower in birmingham. Took my Z3 to have a mid range stainless exhaust fitted (long life brand) - all in £299 - wasn't happy as it was too noisy for me (must be getting old!) - anyway went back and he added a second silencer - no charge - still too loud for me so went back a 3rd time and he fitted the standard pipe for me - again no extra charge. Would recommend them to anyone considering a stainless system. www.roarpower.co.uk
 
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