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07-15-2013, 05:33 AM | #1 |
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Will 07-10 exhaust fit a 2011?
Hey guys, found an exhaust that I want to install on my car, but its built for07-10 model M3,
My M3 is a 2011 however.... So will it fit ? If not, are the neccessary modifications easy to fix in order for it to fit? Any info would be helpful! Thanks!! |
07-15-2013, 05:41 AM | #2 |
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Identical system! I regularly switch exhausts with my friend, mine is a '10 and his is a '08. There isn't anything different accept the length of the tips on the back-box. As long as its from the same shape (EG: Coupe to Coupe) then you will have no problems what so ever
I can't remember in which order but are the E93 (Convertible) tips the longest? and the E92/91 are the same? |
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when you search for exhaust it comes 07-10 as one category, and 11-13 as another. I want to put an 08 exhaust on a 11... Also its off a convertible, my car is coupe |
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The tips on E90 are shorter, but e93/92 are swappable. I have swapped an E92 OEM exhaust onto my car without problem. |
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I knew one shape was different, i guess its logical that the saloon shape has different length tips as the back end is pretty different. OP - It looks like you're ok! It should fit Quote:
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