X6 35i Exhaust options?

mdrobc13 · 02-08-2012, 02:49 AM

Have a 2010 X6 35i which I recently purchased CPO from my BMW dealership in MD. Got them to throw in a discounted Dinan Stage 1 Performance software at the time of sale and car runs great...good gas mileage. However I am now wondering about options for exhausts upgrades. Prior e92 M3 had an Eissenman Sport which I loved...and know the X6M has probably tons of options out there...but what about the non-M X6's in the 35i and 50i engine variants?

Opinions? Links? Thoughts? All would be greatly appreciated as well as any other must do mods for the car. Have clear side markers waiting to be installed when I get home again.

Nate@IND · 02-08-2012, 02:33 PM

Eisenmann offers a full bolt-on system for the X6 35i (N54 and N55) in dual and quad tip. Enjoy the new X

mdrobc13 · 02-10-2012, 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Nate@IND

Eisenmann offers a full bolt-on system for the X6 35i (N54 and N55) in dual and quad tip. Enjoy the new X

Nate thanks for the info. Is this available? PM me with costs and shipping to 78253. Am out of town now but may be interested in this as my next mod.

mdrobc13 · 02-12-2012, 02:12 PM

Any info on the Remus X635i option as well. Interested in comparison as the Remus, Eisenmnan and Supersprint seem to be the only options. Would like the dual tips set up but not sure if they will fit the OEM rear valences/openings. Any one with info or experience on this appreciate sharing guidance/wisdom/experiences.

bullitt2390 · 03-21-2012, 10:20 AM

I did some mods to the existing exhaust on my 2010 35i X6. First, I replaced the valve on the passenger side with a straight though pipe. I could have opened the valve and welded it open but I thought it would still cause some restrictions while there... I also experimented with taking off the resinator.....bad choice, car farted like a little Honda.... put that back on and took off the two last cats.... car sounds really good, no power loss, but not beefy enough sounding. I think I will be changing it all out for the Eissenman single exhaust tip (I like the single look).

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mdrobc13 Colonel 489 Rep 2,286 Posts Drives: Made in Bavaria or nearby Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: South by South iTrader: (8) Garage List 2021 BMW X3e [0.00] 2016 BMW M4 [9.00]	X6 35i Exhaust options? Have a 2010 X6 35i which I recently purchased CPO from my BMW dealership in MD. Got them to throw in a discounted Dinan Stage 1 Performance software at the time of sale and car runs great...good gas mileage. However I am now wondering about options for exhausts upgrades. Prior e92 M3 had an Eissenman Sport which I loved...and know the X6M has probably tons of options out there...but what about the non-M X6's in the 35i and 50i engine variants? Opinions? Links? Thoughts? All would be greatly appreciated as well as any other must do mods for the car. Have clear side markers waiting to be installed when I get home again. __________________ '23 BMW M2 (Z. Blue/black) - weekender, '22 BMW M4 Comp (SSG/Black) - gone, '16 BMW M4 (Shakir Orange/Black) - gone, '15 BMW M3 (Black/Black) - gone not forgotten,'10 BMW X5M (Black/Black) - gone not forgotten,'08 BMW M3 (Space Gray/Black) - gone, '03 BMW M3 (Black/Black)
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Nate@IND 3049 Rep 11,363 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Chicago iTrader: (19)	Eisenmann offers a full bolt-on system for the X6 35i (N54 and N55) in dual and quad tip. Enjoy the new X
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mdrobc13 Colonel 489 Rep 2,286 Posts Drives: Made in Bavaria or nearby Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: South by South iTrader: (8) Garage List 2021 BMW X3e [0.00] 2016 BMW M4 [9.00]	Any info on the Remus X635i option as well. Interested in comparison as the Remus, Eisenmnan and Supersprint seem to be the only options. Would like the dual tips set up but not sure if they will fit the OEM rear valences/openings. Any one with info or experience on this appreciate sharing guidance/wisdom/experiences. __________________ '23 BMW M2 (Z. Blue/black) - weekender, '22 BMW M4 Comp (SSG/Black) - gone, '16 BMW M4 (Shakir Orange/Black) - gone, '15 BMW M3 (Black/Black) - gone not forgotten,'10 BMW X5M (Black/Black) - gone not forgotten,'08 BMW M3 (Space Gray/Black) - gone, '03 BMW M3 (Black/Black)
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03-21-2012, 10:20 AM	#5
bullitt2390 New Member 4 Rep 6 Posts Drives: 2010 X6 35i Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Ontario, Canada iTrader: (0)	I did some mods to the existing exhaust on my 2010 35i X6. First, I replaced the valve on the passenger side with a straight though pipe. I could have opened the valve and welded it open but I thought it would still cause some restrictions while there... I also experimented with taking off the resinator.....bad choice, car farted like a little Honda.... put that back on and took off the two last cats.... car sounds really good, no power loss, but not beefy enough sounding. I think I will be changing it all out for the Eissenman single exhaust tip (I like the single look).
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