DCE Parts - BMW E90 E91 E92 E93 325i 330i N52 N53 Valved Catback Exhaust

Our DCE Parts - BMW E90 E91 E92 E93 325i 330i N52 N53 upgrade exhausts are made from high-grade titanium or stainless steel. Our valved exhaust are developed for perfect drivability and comfort in mind with the valves closed, however, you can switch to a sportier exhaust note with the valves open. The comfort on highway journeys is sublime, barely introducing more sound to the cabin than original. Even with the valves open, the comfort levels are surprisingly high, while the fun factor is also fantastic when you floor the throttle. Fitment The DCE Parts Valved Axleback exhaust is available for the following cars BMW E90 E91 E92 E93 325i 330i N52 BMW E90 E91 E92 E93 325i 330i N53 Please opt for the correct configuration, if you remove the catalytic converters with upgraded headers, you may need to consider choosing a catted midpipe to align with your local emission regulations If you have the stock catalytic converters in the headers, the midpipe will replace the secondary catalytic converters, please double check with your local authorities if the car remains street legal Specification High Grade Titanium or Stainless Steel High Grade Electric Valves Includes Remote Controls Includes Valve Controller Includes Electric cables Includes 12V Power Supply Our exhaust can be fitted with optional exhaust tips Note: Certain products, such as exhaust components or tuning software, may alter or remove emissions systems. These parts are intended for off-road or motorsport use only and may not be legal for road use in your country. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local laws and regulations. Use at your own risk. These products are intended for off-road, race, or competition use only, and are not legal for use on public roads or vehicles registered for street use in the United States. It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal laws. Installation or use of these products on pollution-controlled vehicles may violate the U.S. Clean Air Act and could result in significant fines or penalties.