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GRAIL Valved Exhaust System | ECE | suitable for BMW M6 (F12 Cabriolet)

GRAIL

4,102.13€

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Product Code: 100052-002

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GRAIL Valve Exhaust System
suitable for BMW M6 F06 / F12 / F13

The BMW M6 of the F1x series – whether as a four-door Gran Coupé (F06), open Cabriolet (F12) or classic Coupé (F13) – combines commanding presence with impressive performance. Equipped with the 4.4-litre V8 Biturbo (S63) and 560 PS as standard, it provides a powerful foundation for an exceptional sound experience.

Highlights

  • ECE type-approved – no registration required in all ECE-participating countries
  • 304L stainless steel – temperature-resistant, durable, rust-proof
  • Developed in Germany – a perfect fit for all M6 body styles
  • Sound optimization within legal limits – refined in the test zones, expressive beyond them
  • Flow-optimized pipe routing – for efficient exhaust flow and consistent thermal performance
  • CNC-machined components – precision-crafted, low-maintenance
  • Acoustically tuned silencers – sporty sound without disruptive frequencies
  • Model-dependent Valve integration – OEM Valve or custom solution – always perfectly tuned and fully compliant

TÜV / ABE available upon request

Weight 25 kg
Material Stainless steel
Road approval EC type approval

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