need new exhaust soon

[bmwannabe]

i think i read that someone was using a flowmaster or dynomax? How does that work, considering that a 325i has dual tubing..? What results did you get, parts did you use, and hows it sound?

[Rob]

most muffler companies offer mufflers with dual plumbing, not a big deal.

[bmwannabe]

i know that both of those companies offer dual inlets, but i wasnt sure if they matched the offset of the two pipes that feed into the actual exhaust, if you get my drift.

[Rob]

even a shitty muffler shop could get them to work

[Sean]

Might be some useful info in this thread too: http://www.r3vlimited.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4289 (muffler wise)

[Widebody325]

I made a custom y pipe and converted to a single 3inch exhaust after the cat, and just have the straight pipe coming out for now, I plan on adding a flange so I can bolt on a muffler if I feel like. It sounds very good the way it is now, and looks badass. Just something to think about. -Ben

[Rob]

pics?

[Widebody325]

I'll post pics in a couple weeks of my entire car. Right now it in all in bare metal, and awaiting a few more days of body work and a coat of primer. I got to get the rear plastic bumper fitted first, which is kinda a bitch casue I am coverting the 87 to a plastic bumper setup. The exhaust is nothing special really, just a flat black 3" pipe coming out the back which I think is cool cause its so subtle.