[sdemo]

Originally Posted by FastXTC

I went with quad tips that are push-fit onto the stock tip and secured with a clamp. Not top quality, but it is for a daily driver that I won't be polishing the tips often.

From where…?

[psaav]

Where did you get those and was it clamped at the pipe or with brackets? Thanks.

[FastXTC]

They provided round exhaust clamps, but as you know, we have oval pipes. I used plumbing clamps until I can get to an exhaust shop for assistance. I got these tips off eBay, but they are not powder-coated with brackets as shown in their pictures. They arrived as steel, burnished black with round clamps. I did not pay the full asking price (wow, $300+ now!). Even so, I don't think they are worth much more than $200, excluding shipping. With the proper fit (these are pretty good) and volume production, these should easily go for under $200, then add a choice for finish (gloss black, powder-coating, etc). These are fine for a daily driver. They stick out a little further than I like, but I'd have to cut off some of the slant tip from the stock pipe otherwise. I'm not cutting anything at this time. For show cars, look elsewhere, or get the Dinan axle-back.

Seller shipped out of China and package sat in HK for several days.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/363495653022

[G35TOG20]

Will they fit an M Performance exhaust tips?

[pjpellegrino]

Originally Posted by G35TOG20

Will they fit an M Performance exhaust tips?

wondering the same, currently have an mpe and looking for a diffuser but almost every diffuser requires quad tips. someone mentioned these: https://bimmerplug.com/products/m-pe...42216519794939 but also said they won’t fit on g20 mpe so i’m not sure anymore.

[Insane435]

There is another thread about this in the B58 engine section.

I bought these tips: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005...21ef1802DOWtQb

I have received them and they fit over the factory pipes but the bolts they provide are not long enough. I am trying source bolts that will work. I am not a huge fan of the attachment method but I think it will be ok with the right bolts. It comes with that oval shape. the top and bottom us pretty snug but the sides are quite a bit larger than factory hence the need for longer bolts than supplied.

stay tuned.

EDIT: I have returned these tips as they are no where close to fitting properly. The oval is way too big and the bolts do not make good contact with the factory pipe. Even with longer ones, they just dont seat flat.

[Insane435]

Originally Posted by FastXTC

They provided round exhaust clamps, but as you know, we have oval pipes. I used plumbing clamps until I can get to an exhaust shop for assistance. I got these tips off eBay, but they are not powder-coated with brackets as shown in their pictures. They arrived as steel, burnished black with round clamps. I did not pay the full asking price (wow, $300+ now!). Even so, I don't think they are worth much more than $200, excluding shipping. With the proper fit (these are pretty good) and volume production, these should easily go for under $200, then add a choice for finish (gloss black, powder-coating, etc). These are fine for a daily driver. They stick out a little further than I like, but I'd have to cut off some of the slant tip from the stock pipe otherwise. I'm not cutting anything at this time. For show cars, look elsewhere, or get the Dinan axle-back.

Seller shipped out of China and package sat in HK for several days.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/363495653022

I dont understand how the circle tip fit over the factory ovals. Unless the picture in the listing is not accruate?

[alizandru]

Originally Posted by Insane435

I dont understand how the circle tip fit over the factory ovals. Unless the picture in the listing is not accruate?

Some photos with the tips. Thank you

[TheCrespiEffect]

Originally Posted by FastXTC

I went with quad tips that are push-fit onto the stock tip and secured with a clamp. Not top quality, but it is for a daily driver that I won't be polishing the tips often.

Where did you find those? I'm at the point where I'm almost willing to just go to an exhaust shop and have them weld on some generic quads to make them fight right and not worry about finding "compatible" ones.

[sdemo]

compatible tips have been found, see this thread:
M340 quad exhaust https://g20.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1659619

I have these on my car now.

[sadhhtsw]

The top pic looks better