Eisenmann Performance Exhaust - BMW F06 F12 F13 640i
The Eisenmann 640i Performance Exhaust is a hand-built T304 stainless steel rear exhaust engineered for the BMW F12 convertible, F13 coupe, and F06 Gran Coupe 640i. Finished with 4 x 90mm tips (the only tip style offered for this application), the system unlocks a deeper, more aggressive note from the N55 turbocharged inline-six while maintaining OEM-quality fitment.
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. Choose Sport for a refined daily-driver tone or Race for a more aggressive exhaust note on the BMW F06 / F12 / F13 640i.
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Sound Level: Sport
The Eisenmann 640i Performance Exhaust is a hand-built T304 stainless steel rear exhaust engineered for the BMW F12 convertible, F13 coupe, and F06 Gran Coupe 640i. Finished with 4 x 90mm tips (the only tip style offered for this application), the system unlocks a deeper, more aggressive note from the N55 turbocharged inline-six while maintaining OEM-quality fitment.
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. Choose Sport for a refined daily-driver tone or Race for a more aggressive exhaust note on the BMW F06 / F12 / F13 640i.
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