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MAD G87 M2 Axle Back Exhaust

The G87 M2 excels in nearly every aspect compared to its precursor, but the prevailing concern among enthusiasts lies in its sound quality. Similar to its predecessor, the S55 in the f87, the S58 in the current generation still leaves room for improvement. While the stock sounds are a step up from the previous generation, they still have an excess of raspiness that fails to convey the refined aggression inherent to the brand's signature performance models. MAD remedies this shortcoming with a valved axle back exhaust system that delivers a deeper, more impactful note, and adds a level of amplification beyond the stock version. When paired with the optional single midpipe, it yields an even louder, smoother, and fuller sound.

To achieve the desired sound volume and tone befitting the G87 M2, we increased the tubing size to 76mm (from the stock's 70mm), which reduces back pressure and allows a freer flow throughout the system. The larger piping diverges into multiple paths as it approaches the vehicle's rear, the choice of which is determined by the factory exhaust valves that are retained.

When the valves are closed, flow is directed into the MAD muffler, and exits through the two inner tips. This restricts noise during low-speed driving and produces a more subdued yet deeper sound. When the valves are open during high-load conditions, most gases bypass the muffler entirely for a near-straight pipe design, achieving maximum aural enjoyment. This harmonious balance satisfies a range of tastes and offers civility or passionate aggression as the situation demands. MAD has determined this combination to be appropriate for the brand's signature performance models that cater to discerning enthusiasts who want the best in all scenarios.

Visually, MAD's G87 M2 exhaust is meticulously constructed entirely from T304 stainless steel and TIG welded for superior visual appeal and color. The entire system is brush finished for a perfect look straight out of the box. The attention to detail isn't limited to the unseen parts once the exhaust is installed; it extends to the exhaust tips as well. MAD's exhaust includes substantial quad 4.5-inch (114mm) clamp-on exhaust tips. Despite their large size on paper, the tips seamlessly integrate and fill the factory cut-outs, achieving the OEM+ look with an added touch of audible attitude.

Features:

Connects to Factory Midpipe (Cutting required) or MAD Single Midpipe (No Cutting required)
Maximum gains of +5 HP and +5 lb-ft of torque
Pleasingly louder, sportier sound
Drone abatement technologies reduce cabin resonance
4.5-inch (114mm) tips
Reuses stock exhaust valve actuators, and the operation of exhaust valve is unchanged so the exhaust tone can be adjusted via the M-drive settings
Includes extended valve harness
Computer-controlled exhaust valves are retained and limit noise during low-speed driving, and open fully during high-load conditions
100% 304 Stainless Steel construction
Factory-like fitment with included mounting hardware


Release Date July 18th

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Mods:
-MAD catless downpipes
-MAD Axle back Exhaust
-MAD Front mount intakes
-Stock Midpipe.

[MASHCT]

Never mind - found the pics on your website.

[AdiSinghV12]

Originally Posted by Info@mad-us.com

Mods:
-MAD catless downpipes
-MAD Axle back Exhaust
-MAD Front mount intakes
-Stock Midpipe.

Is this compatible with cars that has OPF? And shot you and email very keen to know if we can run this catless DP without a tune without resulting in power loss due to low back pressure?

[Info@mad-us.com]

Originally Posted by AdiSinghV12

Is this compatible with cars that has OPF? And shot you and email very keen to know if we can run this catless DP without a tune without resulting in power loss due to low back pressure?

If you leave your factory midpipe and opf intact you can just cut and bolt this one without any issues.

There are no power losses from adding a catless downpipe without a tune but, you won't see a significant gain either until it's tuned.

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Originally Posted by MASHCT

Never mind - found the pics on your website.