[BigKutta]

So, the one thing that I think could vastly improve the aggressiveness of the rear end would be exhaust tips that would stick out a bit more. The stock tips get tucked under the bumper. I'm fine with the stock exhaust, its plenty loud for my needs, but I would love to replace the tips to give the rear end a better look.

Does anyone have better tips they've used and like? Doesn't have to be OEM, so am open to your suggestions and pics. Thanks!

[Brokenbones]

Ac schnitzel. Likem. Think they fit?

[BigKutta]

Originally Posted by Brokenbones

Ac schnitzel. Likem. Think they fit?

Pics? link? Thanks!

[Cadillac]

Originally Posted by BigKutta

So, the one thing that I think could vastly improve the aggressiveness of the rear end would be exhaust tips that would stick out a bit more. The stock tips get tucked under the bumper. I'm fine with the stock exhaust, its plenty loud for my needs, but I would love to replace the tips to give the rear end a better look.

Does anyone have better tips they've used and like? Doesn't have to be OEM, so am open to your suggestions and pics. Thanks!

I put these on but unfortunately I am in Australia...they look really good and a perfect fit


https://modeautoconcepts.com/collect...n-exhaust-tips

[Pottah]

You might want to check out my post before deciding on Mode tips.

https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1879388

[BigKutta]

Originally Posted by Cadillac

I put these on but unfortunately I am in Australia...they look really good and a perfect fit


https://modeautoconcepts.com/collect...n-exhaust-tips

Originally Posted by Pottah

You might want to check out my post before deciding on Mode tips.

https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1879388

Yikes! But thanks guys

I'm looking for tips that will actually stick out a bit more than stock

[Brokenbones]

Originally Posted by BigKutta

Pics? link? Thanks!

https://www.acschnitzer-us.com/ac-schnitzer-tailpipe-set-sport-black-for-bmw-m2-m2-competition-m2-cs-f87/p2288

Really pricey… sweet baby Jesus they’re expensive

[BigKutta]

Originally Posted by Brokenbones

https://www.acschnitzer-us.com/ac-schnitzer-tailpipe-set-sport-black-for-bmw-m2-m2-competition-m2-cs-f87/p2288

Really pricey… sweet baby Jesus they’re expensive

Pricey, but very nice!

[happyjack]

Originally Posted by Brokenbones

https://www.acschnitzer-us.com/ac-schnitzer-tailpipe-set-sport-black-for-bmw-m2-m2-competition-m2-cs-f87/p2288

Really pricey… sweet baby Jesus they’re expensive

i see they have both paypal and organ donation options for payment.

[Cadillac]

Originally Posted by Pottah

You might want to check out my post before deciding on Mode tips.

https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1879388

Thank for an interesting read but all too late as they are on the car now and almost 10,000KM, they still look like the day they went on, so maybe I am lucky in that.
They were relatively cheap as they had 50% sale on, I paid AUD$350 (USD$250) for the four so not a great expense in the scheme of things.

[trackday_chuck]

I've actually been through a few sets. Do NOT buy the ARM motorsports ones, they are terrible. They are "cheap" at like $170 but they are horrible quality and fit.

I'm currently using the Active Autowerke set in black. I like the look, they are def bigger and stick out more than stock but not in an obnoxious way. The only thing that could improve them in my opinion is if they had an inner sleeve to hide the piece of the pipe coming out of the muffler. If you look inside the tips you can see some silver from the mufflers tips.

https://store.activeautowerke.com/co...r-exhaust-tips

[happyjack]

^bavarian inn! i was just there in early december!

i like those AA tips!

[trackday_chuck]

Originally Posted by happyjack

^bavarian inn! i was just there in early december!

i like those AA tips!

Covid killed my wife and I's European delivery so we went on a road trip and stayed at the Bavarian Inn. Same thing right?

[happyjack]

Originally Posted by trackday_chuck

Covid killed my wife and I's European delivery so we went on a road trip and stayed at the Bavarian Inn. Same thing right?

we did PCD in june and stayed in asheville (great town). bavarian inn was just a nice road trip / night away.

absolutely wouldve done ED for this car if it had been an option...that was a bucketlist item for my wife and me given our 30 years of bimmer ownership.

[BigKutta]

Originally Posted by trackday_chuck

I've actually been through a few sets. Do NOT buy the ARM motorsports ones, they are terrible. They are "cheap" at like $170 but they are horrible quality and fit.

I'm currently using the Active Autowerke set in black. I like the look, they are def bigger and stick out more than stock but not in an obnoxious way. The only thing that could improve them in my opinion is if they had an inner sleeve to hide the piece of the pipe coming out of the muffler. If you look inside the tips you can see some silver from the mufflers tips.

https://store.activeautowerke.com/co...r-exhaust-tips

Those actually look pretty nice. I see what you mean about the inside view though...

[JustDrifting]

I really like the MP tips - bigger diameter than stock (but not overly so) and as they have a vertical end finish, stick out a little bit more so they are proud of the diffuser. If you have the MP CF diffuser the weave also matches.

They are a pain to fit though as they clamp at the top (making it REALLY awkward to get to the clamps - need very skinny hands and good tools/jointed ratchet with Allen socket).

https://www.apmotorsport.co.uk/produ...e-exhaust-tips

[n0va]

I have the Mode Exhaust tips on my M2C with the AA mid pipe, and it doesn't change the sound at all, but it definitely fills out the exhaust cutout, and has a much better/aggressive look, and only sticks out about .5 of an inch further than stock.

[pillowflipper]

Originally Posted by BigKutta

So, the one thing that I think could vastly improve the aggressiveness of the rear end would be exhaust tips that would stick out a bit more. The stock tips get tucked under the bumper. I'm fine with the stock exhaust, its plenty loud for my needs, but I would love to replace the tips to give the rear end a better look.

Does anyone have better tips they've used and like? Doesn't have to be OEM, so am open to your suggestions and pics. Thanks!

I put on oem carbon fiber exhaust tips, they turned out really nice! Wounds from the kidney donation healed as well.

[///MPhatic]

Originally Posted by BigKutta

So, the one thing that I think could vastly improve the aggressiveness of the rear end would be exhaust tips that would stick out a bit more. The stock tips get tucked under the bumper. I'm fine with the stock exhaust, its plenty loud for my needs, but I would love to replace the tips to give the rear end a better look.

It's so interesting that you say this. I'm just the opposite; I want the tips to be tucked further in (but I can see how that doesn't work well if they are dark).

I did see a set that I really liked that stuck out a bit. I *think* they are the Mode Carbon ones that have been powder coated. I think they look the business.

[TheoIam]

Mode here as well. Very happy. Fill out the area nicely. The stock ones are tiny. I like how they cover the end of the exhaust tips and have a slanted cut like stock comp tips.

[Economatic]

I went with these. https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...7&postcount=33

I was concerned about the quality considering they were off eBay and cheaper than most other options but I was pleasantly surprised when they arrived in the mail.

Not sure how the finish will hold up long term or in areas with a lot of salt on the roads. But for the price you can easily spray some high temp paint.

[blkonblk]

Originally Posted by ///MPhatic

It's so interesting that you say this. I'm just the opposite; I want the tips to be tucked further in (but I can see how that doesn't work well if they are dark).

I did see a set that I really liked that stuck out a bit. I *think* they are the Mode Carbon ones that have been powder coated. I think they look the business.

Those are the Mode matte black tips. They complement the stock diffuser.