Racing Exhaust Downpipe Test Pipe for BMW F90 M5 and F92 M8 2019+ - 304 Stainless Steel with Insulation

Product Overview

Designed for the BMW F90 M5 and F92 M8, this racing exhaust downpipe test pipe is manufactured from 304 stainless steel and supplied with insulation, according to the listing. It is a new-condition retrofit part aimed at track and motorsport builds where catless test pipes are allowed.

Key Features and Benefits

• Made from 304 stainless steel
• Supplied with insulation, per the listing title
• Test pipe layout with no catalytic converters
• New condition retrofit or upgrade part
• Laser-printed marking noted in the specifications

Vehicle Compatibility

The supplier states fitment for the BMW F90 M5 and F92 M8 from 2019 onwards. Other M8 body styles are not mentioned in this listing, so convertible and Gran Coupe owners should check with us. Fitment is supplier-stated and should be confirmed for your vehicle before ordering.

Product Specifications

• Product type: racing downpipe test pipe
• Material: 304 stainless steel
• Insulation: included, per listing
• Stated product size: 75 x 37 x 23
• Condition: new
• Packed size: 77 x 39 x 23 cm
• Packed weight: approximately 8.8 kg

Installation and Usage

We strongly recommend a specialist workshop carry out installation. Expect to remove a range of underbody and exhaust components to access the factory downpipes. Engine tuning is likely needed to manage oxygen sensor readings and avoid warning lights. Once installed, inspect for exhaust leaks and verify clearances, then recheck fasteners after the first heat cycles.

Package Contents

Downpipe test pipe with insulation, as shown. Gaskets and fasteners have not been listed, so please ask if you need confirmation.

Important Fitment Notice

This product is for off-road and motorsport use only. Removing factory catalytic converters from a road-registered vehicle in New Zealand may breach emissions requirements and lead to a Warrant of Fitness failure; exhaust noise limits also apply. Please send us your VIN so we can help confirm fitment before you buy. If you are unsure whether your car is a road-registered or competition vehicle for compliance purposes, a certifier can advise on what is acceptable before any work begins.