[Dan_Q]

I’ve got an M-Sport Sedan and would like to transition to quad exhaust tips a la’ CYBA quad exhaust tips that simply connect to the stock exhaust but transition from one muffler outlet to two tips. Since it is an M-Sport, the rear bumper is an M-Tech (I think that is what it is referred to as). I’d like to stay away from a carbon fiber diffuser since nothing else on the car is carbon and I have no plans of ever changing that. I just want something that basically looks like the existing matte black plastic diffuser but has space for the quad outlets. Anyone know what my diffuser options are? Most of what I'm finding (carbon or otherwise) are for coupes which apparently are not interchangeable with sedans.

I have no doubt this has probably been answered before but hell if I could find it.

Thanks in advance

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Originally Posted by Dan_Q

I’d like to stay away from a carbon fiber diffuser since nothing else on the car is carbon and I have no plans of ever changing that. I just want something that basically looks like the existing matte black plastic diffuser but has space for the quad outlets.

Carbon Fiber pieces can be sanded down and painted (professionally) to match the oem painted plastic look.

also there is this: http://www.dukedynamics.com/products/bmw_e90.php

Product #6 - Available in Carbon Fiber & FRP

[HeavyMetalRocker]

Originally Posted by Dan_Q

Ive got an M-Sport Sedan and would like to transition to quad exhaust tips a la CYBA quad exhaust tips that simply connect to the stock exhaust but transition from one muffler outlet to two tips. Since it is an M-Sport, the rear bumper is an M-Tech (I think that is what it is referred to as). Id like to stay away from a carbon fiber diffuser since nothing else on the car is carbon and I have no plans of ever changing that. I just want something that basically looks like the existing matte black plastic diffuser but has space for the quad outlets. Anyone know what my diffuser options are? Most of what I'm finding (carbon or otherwise) are for coupes which apparently are not interchangeable with sedans.

I have no doubt this has probably been answered before but hell if I could find it.

Thanks in advance

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