Eisenmann Race Performance Exhaust - BMW E60 E61 550i
The Eisenmann 550i Race Performance Exhaust is a hand-built T304 stainless steel rear exhaust engineered for the BMW E60 sedan and E61 wagon 550i. Offered in Race sound level with 2 x 76mm or 2 x 83mm tips, the system delivers an aggressive note from the N62 V8 while maintaining OEM-quality fitment. Rear bumper modification is required with all tip styles.
Eisenmann has supplied OEM exhaust systems to Porsche and AMG for decades. That engineering heritage is reflected in the tolerances, finish quality, and sound character of every Eisenmann performance exhaust, each one hand-built in Germany from mandrel-bent T304 stainless steel with TIG-welded construction. Part number B5250.02320 is the sedan-only connecting pipe reference for the BMW E60 550i; confirm your body style before ordering.
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Tip Style: 2 x 76mm
The Eisenmann 550i Race Performance Exhaust is a hand-built T304 stainless steel rear exhaust engineered for the BMW E60 sedan and E61 wagon 550i. Offered in Race sound level with 2 x 76mm or 2 x 83mm tips, the system delivers an aggressive note from the N62 V8 while maintaining OEM-quality fitment. Rear bumper modification is required with all tip styles.
Eisenmann has supplied OEM exhaust systems to Porsche and AMG for decades. That engineering heritage is reflected in the tolerances, finish quality, and sound character of every Eisenmann performance exhaust, each one hand-built in Germany from mandrel-bent T304 stainless steel with TIG-welded construction. Part number B5250.02320 is the sedan-only connecting pipe reference for the BMW E60 550i; confirm your body style before ordering.
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Vehicle Applications
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