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08-22-2017, 01:29 PM | #1 |
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E92 328i Performance Exhaust and Intake
Hi everyone,
I am looking to install the performance exhaust and intake and I was wondering how much it cost you guys to get the parts and install them. I've been contacting my dealer for a quote but I want to know what a good or proper price would be. (USD prices please) Thanks in advance! |
08-22-2017, 02:09 PM | #2 |
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I don't have a price estimate for you but expect to pay significantly more at a dealership. For both parts and labor.
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08-22-2017, 02:47 PM | #3 | |
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For my E90 328xi I paid $909 for the PE and I think something like $530 for the intake. I did the install myself (you can easily do the intake), but think I paid $30 for an exhaust cutter tool. Still have to get my tips in a bit more... I think most are paying in the $1100 range for exhausts shipped from ECS or Turner. The Eurobox intake is really more expensive than it's worth. Do you have a tune? For the money on the intake, I'd look at BPC of AA tunes for your 328i. They are expensive, but there will be more gains over the intake in my opinion. |
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08-22-2017, 02:55 PM | #4 |
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pe exhaust - 1100 $
pi - 1000 $ labour - 250 ?? gains : 5 whp , maybe total 2250 $ charcoal delete and k & n filter 100 $ PE mod - 350 Used 3 stage intake - 300 BPC tune- 700 labour- 200 ( although easily DYI) total - 1650 $ gains - 25 whp ( roughly) bonus , AA headers for 600 $ which will be the grand total close to what you are spending for just 2 mods and add another 10-15 whp , so close to 30-35 whp increase , more torque , better acceleration response |
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08-23-2017, 01:39 AM | #5 | ||
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What do you think about getting used PE or PIs? I don't have a tune yet. Been thinking of getting one but haven't decided who's tune is better as it seems to be quite debated. I have an N51 engine too. Quote:
I live in an apartment and unfortunately do not have a place to do any DIY (not that I know where to begin anyways...) Thanks for the replies!! |
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Used PI will still run you probably $700... it's just not worth it unless you've got money to blow and just HAVE to have that shiny CF lid. Used PE is a great choice though, you can save a bunch of money off of "new" price. They're stainless so rust shouldn't be an issue, and it's not like an exhaust gets worn out. Quote:
Airbox would be an easy DIY install for you, even in a parking lot and with no prior experience. Check the DIY section of the forum, I'm sure you can find a guide there.
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08-23-2017, 11:10 AM | #7 | |
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A used PE is a great choice. They don't really wear out, so if you can find one reasonably great. Again, there's not really any gains happening as its more just a cosmetic and audible upgrade. Regarding the N51, yes you have the 2 stage intake already (mine is also N51), so no need for the 3IM work as you have that already. I would say definitely find some space and time to start learning how to DIY. The single greatest part of the internet (for me) has been guys doing great DIYs that I can follow. While I'm not a mechanic, I'm very good at following directions and the forums are full of details to help you along the way. It's a joy to do a project yourself, not only from the self accomplishment aspect, but also the money savings!! |
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08-23-2017, 12:46 PM | #8 | ||
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Oh I see. I'll give the Eurobox a careful look. The carbon fiber on the PI though... So I guess its a good idea to go for an used PE, but how do I know if the PE is in good condition, especially if I'm to purchase it over the internet? After asking my dealer whether or not I could source the parts from elsewhere and have them install it, they informed me that the price that way would be higher and that I pretty much could only have it installed through a BMW dealership because they would need to code the parts. Is that true? (the dealership is even claiming the coding would cost $325.00) Quote:
Yeah I really want to start to DIY but apart from the parking lot, I can't really think of a place to start. Any recommendations? |
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PE shape - I'd just look for one with pictures. As long as the inlet side is in good shape (circular, not dented) and same with the tips, I don't think you can go wrong. Lastly, stop going to that dealer, they're trying to rip you off. There's absolutely no coding whatsoever associated with the airbox or the exhaust. If you decide not to DIY the airbox, it shouldn't cost any more than about 1/2 hr of labor to install it - that's it. Any reputable exhaust shop would be able to install the PE either by welding it on or with clamps.
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08-25-2017, 04:31 PM | #10 |
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someone is already selling his setup at a good price imo
check the private parts for sale section
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