Sports Exhaust for CSi

Try a search for Eisenmann,they supply for the Csi & you can spec the sound

You can remove the cats on a pre-93 car and stay within mot regs and this will give a much throatier sound.
You can also get your stock rear silencers modified and retain the looks and fit of stock with the sound of a proper V12 for a lot less than new silencers if they are in good condition.
The only time you are likely to get that "boom" is if you remove the rear resonator.

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Sports Exhaust For CSi

I've got these back boxes, they sound good without going OTT.

Not cheap but good quality.

http://www.supersprint.it/homeuk.htm

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I've got these back boxes, they sound good without going OTT.

Not cheap but good quality.

http://www.supersprint.it/homeuk.htm

Thanx. I've been looking for a x-pipe replacement and headers for my 850.
Wonder how long "comming soon" will be.
Have to get in touch with these guys.

I really enjoy my Magnaflows with center resonator delete.

These people can do an E31 exhaust:

http://www.larinisystems.com/

If you have a CSi, bear in mind that the original, factory, catalytic converter is a metallic mesh, high-flow type, and not the usual ceramic version.

I can't not give a mention to the guys who made my custom exhaust, Torqueflow, in Birmingham. They can make you pretty much anything you want and are very reasonably priced considering everything is bespoke. It's definitely worth getting in touch with them: http://www.torqueflow.co.uk

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Thanks Guys,

I think I'm going to start with a bit of back-box fiddling (ooh-er missus).
Then possibly off to Torqueflow.

Seb, I presume you're the guy from the BMW car mag?
I read the article and listened to the clip on Youtube, sounded pretty cool.

Yup, that's me. The exhaust did indeed sound rather raucous but in the end it was a little too much on motorways and somewhat boomy so I have since been back to Torqueflow to have some centre boxes fabricated. They've taken the edge off without removing its bite and I'm very pleased with it now, even more so than before.
I think a good place to start here would definitely be to remove all the baffling from your backboxes, effectively making them straight through items. If you like what you hear, you could then perhaps go for a couple of stainless straight through boxes.