BMW 335 - Increasing engine noise. Easiest route.
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brenflys777 said:
Is it possible to fit a Citoen Saxo / Peugeot 106 exhaust to a 335. Their exhausts are so loud they have to turn the stereo up to 11...

I do wonder why Audi and BMW don't make their cars sound better.
e.g. test drove a V8 S4 yesterday. From outside the car sounds great - but inside..... :-( Same for the 335.
How hard can it be? Surely a switch inside the car (such as that fitted to my mate's 911) to control the volume would make sense?
Isn't there a vacuum controlled switch for the exhaust flaps that can very easily be overridden?
Something like this? http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=806...
Something like this? http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=806...
found this on another forum but not sure if it does anything
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=UC72...
BMW Performance exhaust will give you more noise at the other end
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=UC72...
BMW Performance exhaust will give you more noise at the other end
TeaVR said:
I do wonder why Audi and BMW don't make their cars sound better.
e.g. test drove a V8 S4 yesterday. From outside the car sounds great - but inside..... :-( Same for the 335.
How hard can it be? Surely a switch inside the car (such as that fitted to my mate's 911) to control the volume would make sense?
Why not just site a microphone somewhere in the vicinity of your exhaust pipe.e.g. test drove a V8 S4 yesterday. From outside the car sounds great - but inside..... :-( Same for the 335.
How hard can it be? Surely a switch inside the car (such as that fitted to my mate's 911) to control the volume would make sense?
Route it to your car stero - hey presto amplified car exhaust at any volume you want. If it's a decent stereo you can tune the output to get your exhaust to sound exactly as you want it to.
Problem solved and it's completely and simply reversible.
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