The Devil's in the
Details!
The
Rogue Engineering Diablo E46 M3 is a slick piece of
exhaust engineering. Rogue had a difficult task in creating a high
flow exhaust system while incorporating the bends and curves of
this particular section 3 location. The stock section 3 exhaust is
considerably restricted for a number of reasons. Rogue addressed
these issues with an artistic take on exhaust manufacturing. The
system incorporates dual 50mm T-304 stainless steel tubing for
ideal back pressure and flow. The system mandrel bends into a
straight through, composite resin packed silencer and directs the
gases through 4 80mm polished stainless steel tips (burnt titanium
available). This system reduces exhaust gas restrictions to
practically zero for a noticeable boost in horsepower and torque
while dampening the exhaust sound into a throaty, deep tone that
lacks the highway "drone" of some other performance
exhausts.
Diablo Features
The RE Diablo is made to fit exactly like factory. Features
include:
- Weighs
only 26 lbs., 1/2 the weight of the factory muffler! (factory
is 56 lbs.)
- 100% T-304 stainless steel construction, internals
- Fully mandrel bent tubing, no crimps or flattened
areas
- Mil-finished pipes and muffler, mirror polished stainless
steel quad 80mm angle cut, staggered tips.
- Full TIG welded construction, no lock seams or pinch
welds.
- Rogue Engineering logo tastefully stamped in the body of the
muffler
- Optional 80mm Titanium tips
- Flow-through design does not create muffler "hot spots" found
on chambered mufflers
- Optimized tubing sizes and minimized bends maintain exhaust
velocity without compromising necessary backpressure
- Deep, throaty tone, without the drone. Virtually silent at
idle, but appropriate tone at higher RPMs.
- Will not change ground clearance
- Will not void factory warranty
- Will not affect emissions
- No permanent modifications required for
installation
Diablo Design
The stock exhaust uses a "chamber" into which exhaust gases flow.
After these gases collect in the chamber, they exit through the
exhaust tips. This chambered collection area allows for
backpressure to build, important for naturally aspirated vehicles.
The problem with this design (and other exhausts designed with this
feature), is that flow is ultimately impeded at higher RPMs. This
translates to adequate performance at the lower RPMs and
compromised flow at higher RPMs.
What
makes the Rogue Engineering Diablo different is that it is a true
"flow through" exhaust system. There are no design elements to slow
down the exhaust gases when they speed up with higher RPMs. Part of
the challenge of this design is optimizing tubing diameters to
allow for adequate backpressure while preventing faster exhaust
flow from being blocked or slowed. If you build a system with
tubing diameters that are too large, it results in an exhaust with
poor street performance. Tubing diameters that are too small will
restrict higher RPMs. The key is a balance, all while producing an
exhaust that has a nice deep, mellow tone (a function of muffler
size, perforated tubing size, and perforation size). With the
RE Diablo, we have met all of our design
requirements.
Limited Production
Because of the complexity of
the manufacturing of the RE Diablo, availability
will be somewhat limited. Please check availability with us to
determine our current inventory level.
Dyno Proven Results
The
Rogue Diablo Section 3 has become apart of a power recipe we have
made here at BimmerWorld. The recipe consists of 4 main
ingredients- aFe Intake, Shark Injector, proper tuned header, and
Rogue's full header-back system. These key ingredients produce an
extra 30hp at the wheels! This is a considerable amount considering
the level of design and engineering of the original components and
the fact that the S54 is already making 104hp per liter! With our
power recipe, keeping up with a E9X M3 isn't a problem!
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