BMW 535i 2017-present Exhaust Specifications

• Twin-pipe exhaust system with dual tailpipes
• Stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Integrated catalytic converters for emissions control
• Resonator and muffler for noise reduction
• Exhaust gas temperature sensors for monitoring

• Front-mounted catalytic converters for optimal emissions control
• Mid-section resonator for sound tuning
• Rear-mounted muffler for noise reduction
• Exhaust pipes with a diameter of 70 mm
• Dual tailpipes with chrome-plated tips

Note: The exhaust system is designed to minimize backpressure and optimize engine performance.

• Stainless steel exhaust pipes with a thickness of 1.5 mm
• High-temperature resistant ceramic catalytic converters
• Aluminized steel muffler for heat resistance
• Chrome-plated tailpipes for aesthetic appeal
• Rubber hangers with reinforced steel brackets

• Stainless steel provides excellent corrosion resistance and durability
• Ceramic catalytic converters withstand temperatures up to 900°C
• Aluminized steel offers superior heat dissipation
• Chrome plating enhances appearance and resists tarnishing
• Rubber hangers reduce vibration and noise transmission

Note: The materials are selected to ensure longevity and performance under extreme conditions.

• Exhaust flow rate of 450 CFM (cubic feet per minute)
• Backpressure maintained below 1.5 psi
• Optimized pipe diameter for efficient gas flow
• Low-restriction muffler design
• Balanced resonator for smooth exhaust flow

• Meets Euro 6 emissions standards
• Catalytic converters reduce CO emissions by 95%
• NOx emissions reduced by 90%
• OBD-II compliant for emissions monitoring
• Designed for low particulate matter output

Note: The exhaust system is engineered to meet stringent global emissions regulations.

• Inspect exhaust system for leaks every 15,000 miles
• Check hangers and brackets for wear and tear
• Clean chrome tailpipes to prevent corrosion
• Monitor exhaust gas temperature sensors
• Replace catalytic converters every 100,000 miles

• Use torque wrench to tighten exhaust clamps to 25 Nm
• Replace gaskets during exhaust component replacement
• Inspect and clean oxygen sensors every 30,000 miles
• Check for exhaust system alignment after service
• Use OEM parts for replacements to ensure compatibility

Note: Regular maintenance is essential to prevent performance degradation and ensure compliance with emissions standards.