Feeler: Berk to produce Quad Tip Race/Street Exhaust

jbcrash · 03-12-2011, 11:37 AM

Hey guys, I emailed Berk Technology about the possibility of designing a quad tip exhaust (either in their race or street version) for the e82. I got a quick response from Bryan and he said if there is demand for it, they would be up for producing it!

For simplicity, I suggested they design the exhaust to fit up to a quad diffuser that's already out there such as 3D Design or iCarbon.

I imagine if Berk created the exhaust it would be sold for around the $1k mark. Bryan said it would also add about 10lbs of weight.

Post your comments and suggestion below and I'll direct Berk over to this thread. Thanks!

SoCali E36 · 03-12-2011, 12:10 PM

Fucking great. Just purchased their catback sport and now you post this. Well I guess my exhaust will be up for sale if this is the case. I know I would buy it as long as their is a very attractive group buy pricing. And to be honest this system should not cost more than $100 over their existing systems. I hope this time around they get rid of the chrome tips and use a muffler that does not bass-fuck your ears with drone.

jbcrash · 03-12-2011, 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by SoCali E90

Fucking great. Just purchased their catback sport and now you post this. Well I guess my exhaust will be up for sale if this is the case. I know I would buy it as long as their is a very attractive group buy pricing. And to be honest this system should not cost more than $100 over their existing systems. I hope this time around they get rid of the chrome tips and use a muffler that does not bass-fuck your ears with drone.

I wouldn't sweat it. Things like this take time so I doubt if Berk was to produce a quad exhaust that it would be made available until months from now. You do make a good point about the group buy though...perhaps I can organize a group buy of 10+ people with deposits that would get things kick started.

That brings the question to the rear diffuser...which one do you guys want to see this exhaust made for? All I know of right now is iCarbon and 3D Designs. The iCarbon is much cheaper.

Trojan4evr · 03-12-2011, 10:56 PM

yeah, not a fan of added weight.

jbcrash · 03-13-2011, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Trojan4evr

yeah, not a fan of added weight.

LOL its +10lbs... go on a diet and it'll even out.

sargetony · 03-13-2011, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jbcrash

LOL its +10lbs... go on a diet and it'll even out.

rajuncajun · 03-20-2011, 01:26 AM

I don't get why you can't design a muffler delete quad exhaust. There is a logical "y" point to split the pipe just after the axle and suspesion. Use a smaller diameter pipe on the shorter driver's side and a larger on the passenger side to equal out pressure. Use Berk's muffler delete design as the overall premise......It seems pretty simple......what am I missing....You're not getting major power with any cat-back design, so let it flow for sound and looks.....just my 2c's worth..

1SerieStud · 03-20-2011, 08:23 AM

No thanks.

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jbcrash Private First Class 14 Rep 172 Posts Drives: N/A Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: N/A iTrader: (6)	Feeler: Berk to produce Quad Tip Race/Street Exhaust Hey guys, I emailed Berk Technology about the possibility of designing a quad tip exhaust (either in their race or street version) for the e82. I got a quick response from Bryan and he said if there is demand for it, they would be up for producing it! For simplicity, I suggested they design the exhaust to fit up to a quad diffuser that's already out there such as 3D Design or iCarbon. I imagine if Berk created the exhaust it would be sold for around the $1k mark. Bryan said it would also add about 10lbs of weight. Post your comments and suggestion below and I'll direct Berk over to this thread. Thanks!
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SoCali E36 BMW Client Advisor 1000 Rep 3,526 Posts Drives: X5 40e/e36 M3 Sedan Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Where the road takes me... iTrader: (10)	Fucking great. Just purchased their catback sport and now you post this. Well I guess my exhaust will be up for sale if this is the case. I know I would buy it as long as their is a very attractive group buy pricing. And to be honest this system should not cost more than $100 over their existing systems. I hope this time around they get rid of the chrome tips and use a muffler that does not bass-fuck your ears with drone. __________________
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rajuncajun Private First Class 10 Rep 112 Posts Drives: Join Date: Oct 2007 iTrader: (0)	I don't get why you can't design a muffler delete quad exhaust. There is a logical "y" point to split the pipe just after the axle and suspesion. Use a smaller diameter pipe on the shorter driver's side and a larger on the passenger side to equal out pressure. Use Berk's muffler delete design as the overall premise......It seems pretty simple......what am I missing....You're not getting major power with any cat-back design, so let it flow for sound and looks.....just my 2c's worth..
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