Description
Unlock the full potential of your BMW E60 M5’s S85 V10 engine with the Supersprint Front Pipes, engineered to deliver enhanced performance, an aggressive exhaust tone, and seamless compatibility with Supersprint headers or manifolds. Constructed from premium T304 stainless steel, these front pipes are precision-designed to optimize exhaust flow and provide a significant boost in horsepower, torque, and driving enjoyment.
Key Features
- T304 Stainless Steel Construction: Ensures superior durability, corrosion resistance, and lasting performance even under extreme conditions.
- Slip-Fit Connection: Designed for easy installation with Supersprint headers/manifolds, ensuring a perfect fit and secure attachment.
- Optimized Design: Dual 70mm pipes (2xØ70mm) provide maximum airflow, reducing backpressure for improved engine efficiency and performance.
- Threaded Oxygen Sensor Bung: Accommodates OEM or aftermarket O2 sensors, maintaining proper engine management functionality.
- Full Stainless Steel System: Guarantees strength, longevity, and a premium finish.
Performance Benefits
- Enhanced Exhaust Flow: Reduces restrictions for better throttle response, increased power output, and improved efficiency.
- Aggressive Sound: Amplifies the distinctive V10 engine note, delivering an exhilarating and dynamic driving experience.
- Precision Fitment: Designed exclusively for the BMW E60 M5, ensuring seamless integration with Supersprint exhaust components.
Compatibility
- Model: BMW E60 M5 (2005–2010)
- Engine: S85 5.0L V10
Note: To be installed as part of a kit with Supersprint headers/manifolds (alternative to 988702) and compatible with part 789301 for a complete performance exhaust system.
Why Supersprint?
Since 1955, Supersprint has been synonymous with innovation and excellence in exhaust system engineering. Their dedication to quality, performance, and attention to detail ensures every component delivers unmatched results, from sound to power gains, making them the preferred choice for discerning enthusiasts.
