Applications
Rogue Engineering has spent years in research and development, trying to make this system like no other on the market. This Rogue Engineering E39 M5 Exhaust is unique from the bottom up. The design, sound, and horsepower gains are far superior to any other system for the E39 M5. Be the first to rock one of this Rogue Engineering exhaust systems.
One sound does not fit all.
The Rogue Engineering E39 M5 Diablo is more than just great sounding exhaust. By studying the factory exhaust system, it just made sense to develop the exhaust the way we did.
After studying the benefits of a muffler-only replacement, we worked on the sound. We wanted a deep, rich sound, without it too much volume. Like all of our exhaust products, sound is controlled with internal muffler tuning done the old fashioned way, tweaking the dimensions of the muffler, as well as the internal perforated tubing (perforation size, spacing, and tubing length). The result is a rich, deep tone, that does NOT intrude into the cabin.
For those looking for slightly more sound, also without drone, we also offer our Rogue Engineering E39 M5 X-pipe, which can be used with our E39 M5 Diablo exhaust. The resonated x-pipe removes the restrictive factory resonator, without introducing ear-numbing drone.
Have questions or concerns about this E39 M5 Rogue Engineering Diablo Exhaust? Call us 714-582-3330 E39 M5 Diablo Features
All Stainless Steel is the same, right? WRONG! Beware of some companies that pre-coat their exhaust products with ""thermal coatings"". In fact, they may be hiding inferior stainless steel or inferior welding processes. Rogue Engineering Diablo exhausts are always TIG welded and never coated. Some companies have chosen to build their ""stainless steel"" exhausts with Grade 409 stainless, because it is less expensive than 304. While Grade 409 will resist atmospheric and exhaust gas corrosion, a light surface rust will form is most all atmospheres. Have questions or concerns about this E39 M5 Rogue Engineering Diablo Exhaust? Call us 714-582-3330 E39 M5 Diablo Mufflers shown installed with optional Rogue Engineering E39 M5 X-pipe
Geez, What too you so long? A cursory glance at the exhaust easily shows how this exhaust excels in both performance while saving weight. However, a closer look will show the pure artistry of its construction and elements of unique design. The heavy factory resonator (21 lbs. by itself) primary job is to muffle sound and eliminate exhaust ""drone"". It does such a great job, much of the exhaust sound is killed by this resonator by itself. The factory mufflers do a fantastic job of completely muffling sound in the E39 M5. So well that the only way you can really hear the vehicle is to completely roll down all the windows to really hear the V8 exhaust sound. Between the factory resonator and the two rear mufflers, these components weigh a staggering 98 lbs. In a desperate attempt to get sound, some have tried extreme things such as complete cutting the rear mufflers off completely and running straight pipes. While easy to do and inexpensive at the local Midas or Meineke muffler shop, people quickly discover that the raw, brute sound of the V8 is intoxicating, just like a muscle-car. The grins produced by this kind of exhaust modification quickly turn to frowns when you try to listen to music, try to answer a business call in the car, or simply when trying to speak to someone in the vehicle. Some may try a more elegant method of DIY modification and purchase aftermarket muffler/tip combos and have the same local Midas/Meineke shop install them in place of the factory mufflers. While a better alternative to straight pipes, most shops will typically MIG weld, without stainless steel. After a few months, few hundred dollars spend on generic mufflers and mild steel MIG welding do not quite look like they belong on a vehicle that used to have a sticker price of $72,000.
Installation Notes Medium Difficulty
Do you have any questions about this Rogue Engineering Exhaust for BMW E39 M5? Please give us a call at 714-582-3330 |