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Louder Exhause for D3 4.2?

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Old Jun 19, 2012 | 10:10 AM
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Does anyone know of an exhaust system that I could get for my 2004 D3 that is louder than the boring factory one? (not too expensive though) I dont need a really loud sound rather a good deep sound. A lot of my neighbors have 7 series and 6 series...when they pull off, their cars have a nice deep solid muscle like sound...mine sounds like a boring mom car.
 
Old Jun 23, 2012 | 02:39 AM
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the least expensive way to go and to keep everything close to factory as possible is S8 exhaust (used). I have it on mine and it sounds sweet. I also know a few guys who remove the resonator and ran straight pipe but then the car sounds like a muscle car (not my taste). If you want something that will maybe add some HP gains MTM or something like that
 
Old Jun 25, 2012 | 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by jamm220
the least expensive way to go and to keep everything close to factory as possible is S8 exhaust (used). I have it on mine and it sounds sweet. I also know a few guys who remove the resonator and ran straight pipe but then the car sounds like a muscle car (not my taste). If you want something that will maybe add some HP gains MTM or something like that
Wow..thanks man, will try the S8 suggestion
 
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