GRAIL Valved Exhaust System | ECE | suitable for BMW M2 F87 N55

GRAIL Valve Exhaust System
suitable for BMW M2 F87

The BMW M2 F87, with its 3.0-litre straight-six turbo (N55), stands for pure driving excitement in a compact package. As the most purist representative of the M2 lineup, it captivates with its direct, driver-focused character. The GRAIL Valve Exhaust System gives the N55 a significantly more commanding voice and accentuates the sporting nature of the M2.

Highlights

• Sporty N55 straight-six sound with a distinctive, direct character
• Acoustically noticeably more presence across the entire rev range
• A sound character that perfectly suits the purist driving experience of the M2
• ECE type approval: No registration required* in all participating ECE countries.
• German Engineering: Developed by German engineers for maximum quality.
• Premium Material: Crafted from high-quality 304L stainless steel with a flawless surface finish.
• Flow-optimized: Efficient exhaust pipe routing and heat dissipation.
• Drone-free comfort: Absorption technology eliminates unwanted frequencies inside the cabin.
• OEM fit: Designed to mount at the original mounting points.

This exhaust system holds an ECE type approval and is therefore approved for road use with no registration required*.

*Applies to vehicles with EU registration in stock condition. For imported vehicles, or in combination with further modifications (e.g. power upgrades, intake), a separate inspection and approval may be required. Please get in touch with our support team: [email protected]

TÜV / ABE available upon request

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