Description
Upgrade the exhaust flow and sound of your BMW F30, F31, F32, F33, or F36 with the DCE Parts OPF / Resonator Delete Midpipe. Designed with a less restrictive exhaust configuration, this midpipe helps reduce exhaust backpressure and improve overall exhaust flow compared with the factory setup.
The reduced restriction is designed to support improved throttle response and quicker turbo spool, while also delivering a deeper and more pronounced exhaust note. The system is constructed from stainless steel and uses a 65mm clamp connection for installation.
Key Features
- Stainless steel construction
- 65mm clamp connection
- Less restrictive exhaust flow
- Reduced exhaust backpressure
- Improved throttle response
- Supports increased power in the low- and mid-range
- Faster turbo spool response
- Deeper and more aggressive exhaust note
- Designed specifically for BMW 320i and 420i applications
- Compatible with both left-hand-drive (LHD) and right-hand-drive (RHD) models
Fitment
- BMW F30 320i
- BMW F31 320i
- BMW F32 420i
- BMW F33 420i
- BMW F36 420i
Steering: Compatible with both LHD and RHD models.
Product Note
This midpipe is designed to delete or replace factory exhaust components associated with the OPF/resonator system. Vehicle exhaust and emissions configurations can vary by market and model year, so compatibility should be confirmed for the specific vehicle before ordering.
Important Emissions Disclaimer
Certain products, including exhaust components and tuning software, may alter or remove emissions-control systems. These products are intended for off-road, race, competition, or motorsport use only and may not be legal for road use in your country.
It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that the purchase, installation, and use of this product comply with all applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations. Use at your own risk.
These products are not legal for use on public roads or vehicles registered for street use in the United States. Installation or use on pollution-controlled vehicles may violate the U.S. Clean Air Act and could result in significant fines or penalties.
