2013 BMW 750Li Muffler Delete Exhaust Sound 

Hahaha same

It’s a twin turbo car so the less back pressure the better, since it’s twin turbos it’s basically in boost all the time.

@@maxdavey2181 would still be making very little boost below 2500rpm. a muffler delete just doesn't make sense unless you are routinely hard on the throttle, (towing, track use?)

@@pikachupowers A muffler hardly generates any back pressure anyways so I don’t see how it would even affect that very much. I own a 2014 750i and it comes stock with around 480 torque so I’m not very worried about torque down low.

Get N63tu engine not earlier than 2012 ... i own 2010 and they are so damn delicate.

@@mariovip9971 tell me about it bro…I have the 2009 750i n63…oil consumption, oil leaks etc.

@@andrewcalk878 I’m thinking about getting an 09. What problems have you had with yours so far?

@@timothynarain3457 Nothing major , no need to be afraid….turbo oil lines, some coolant leaks, misfires etc..

@@timothynarain3457 bro I’m not sure I say go for 2013+ because the n63 has too many major issues, if u get the 2013+ models they come with the n63tu which had a lot of the problems worked out. U also get 40 more hp lol

julio perez have you done this?

It shouldn't...you just have to keep in mind that it will probably fail an emissions test if you have to do those in your area.

Smitty Werbenjaegermanjensen you can still pass smog without a muffler all of my cars have

It will not in any way. You might possibly lose control of the stock flaps that move during cold start or during exhaust selections, but you can just tuck that cable/wire up out of the way when you detach it from the muffler and cut the muffler off......and you will not fail emissions like someone said below unless you remove the catted downpipes for catless ones.

julio perez ...Man....that's my dream car...i will have this car even if it's a 730d...The most beautiful BMW model ever made ( in my opinion, of course). Enjoy of your car Julio! If i will become a bilionaire, the first car will be a 760i without any discussion!!!

been 8months still hasn't answered lmao

@@Daniel_392 🤣 For real

@@carycoller3140 1 year now

@@emekaokafor8706 Still no reply 🙄

Look in the description

Will not effect emissions what so ever bud

I believe cadillac converters Are the part that does the emissions

I highly doubt that, this car has so much sound deadening inside.

Less drone, but barely affects the sound.

@@wuzumaki thanks

Personally, I had no trouble with my mine. I'd say go for it

I'd go for one with low miles. Anything under 40,000 miles will be good or a rebuilt engine. I recommend you get a 750 from 2012-13 onwards as the 2009-2011 have a lot of issues and the Technical Update somewhat resolves these issues.

I got a2010 li x drive with executive package night vision and so on original price on mine was $159,000 amazing car however n63 engines are known for valve seals gaskets to go bad, so at minimum take that for a consideration the fix for that costs about $4000 . In my case I just got a brand new engine from a factory with all the issues worked out and getting a stage2 tune on it. Can't wait to see what 600 HP in this thing is. Over all once you own a 7 series it's really hard to find anything that would come close to it. It's really an amazing car and it's that good. You get best of both worlds performance and luxury. I just got a 6.3L SL63AMG AND that thing is beautiful and also amazing car, made for one thing, to shine like a star, it's made to go fast ,very stable even at 150 MPH, on turns it's like a go cart but at the same time it is a great daily driver too and I love it. As the two cars are not even comparable as they are made for two different kind of driving both are just amazing. As I said earlier with a 750 you get best of the two worlds so go for it. Btw The symptoms of bad seals is when it sits on idle for 2-3 min and than you Rev it up you'll see white/blue smoke coming out of exhaust. I can send you some pics what excessive oil consumption does to the engine since I got them. I hope you'll get one and I know you'll love it. Good luck and enjoy it

Probably

Rear Mufflers. I have since added Flowmaster 50 Series, which vastly reduces the drone at certain speeds while still maintaining a nice growl. The no rear mufflers became a bit much for my taste. The 50 series was cheap and produces a great sound. Video coming...

JustAboutCars i would really like to see the new vid you did with your exhaust. tho this sounds nice i would like to see how it turned out.

@@JustAboutCars any video with the flowmaster 50?

JustAboutCars plz do a vid of your flow master setup it would b greatly appreciated