New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos!

BeastPower · 01-21-2006, 02:22 PM

New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63):

Video/Sound Clip: Coming Soon!

Britalman Exhaust Specifications:

2004 - 2006 645Ci / 650Ci
Fits both European and US spec models
Britalman exhaust tip diameter: 4.5".
Angled tip, molded, double wall design, and polished.
Offered in two different configurations, full catback system or rear-sections only. Catback system is complete bolt-on.
95 decibel sound level. (Conforms to CA state law decibel levels).
Rear sections are slip-fit / bolt-on combo configuration.
Dyno charted HP and Torque gains.
Improved throttle response.
Entire system is fully polished.
2.25" (56mm) tubing.
6" x 10" oval muffler (15" long) - 150mm x 250mm x 375mm.
Laser engraved Britalman logo on top of the tips and also on the bottom of each muffler.
Material - T304 stainless steel, with full-luster high polish.
Muffler core is wrapped with 0.25" stainless steel wool and packed with 1200 degree fiberglass.
Compatibility with OEM mounting points.
Lowered engine bay temperature.
Lifetime Warranty (see details below).
Made in California, USA.

Dyno Chart:

Pricing:

MSRP $2,995.00 (full catback system)
MSRP $1,895.00 (dual rear section only)

Photos:

Cheers, Daniel.

bvarianlvr · 01-22-2006, 04:32 AM

Nice work!

PowerM · 01-23-2006, 12:52 AM

Really nice!!! great work Daniel & Roy & Company ;)

bvarianlvr · 01-23-2006, 06:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BeastPower

Dyno Chart:

What about from 1500 - 4199 RPM? Large mid range as evidenced by the 15 lb/ft increase at 4400 RPM?

BeastPower · 01-23-2006, 01:07 PM

More Photos:

Cheers, Daniel.

BeastPower · 01-23-2006, 01:12 PM

A couple more photos:

Cheers, Daniel.

bvarianlvr · 01-23-2006, 02:37 PM

So, the exhaust in the first pictures was taken off and polished and reinstalled?

Gorilla Beast · 01-23-2006, 06:34 PM

The very first set of pics that are also currently on our site www.britalman.com is the first system prototype. It is actually a finished product minus the high luster polishing finish.

All our systems come with a high luster polished finish as seen in the second set of pics. This is exactly what our customers will receive.
The final product is also in the video clips. Same thing.

I believe besides Remus, our system does not require that you buy and paint an expensive rear valance to fit our exhuast. Also ours is the only full length cat-back system that I have seen so far. I believe the other brand name systems are only rear section. I know ACS and Hamann for sure are.

bvarianlvr · 01-24-2006, 12:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gorilla Beast

The very first set of pics that are also currently on our site www.britalman.com is the first system prototype. It is actually a finished product minus the high luster polishing finish.

All our systems come with a high luster polished finish as seen in the second set of pics. This is exactly what our customers will receive.
The final product is also in the video clips. Same thing.

I believe besides Remus, our system does not require that you buy and paint an expensive rear valance to fit our exhuast. Also ours is the only full length cat-back system that I have seen so far. I believe the other brand name systems are only rear section. I know ACS and Hamann for sure are.

I believe Supersprint can do ya from headers on back. But I don't know if its for every vehicle, or just some of them.

How about the power figures from lower rpm's?

M5 Maniac · 01-25-2006, 05:45 PM

Very nice fit and finish (for some reason can't access the vids to hear the sounds), looks like a great bang for your mod buck.

Just curious, are there any weight savings as seen in the E39 M5?

bvarianlvr · 01-26-2006, 05:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by M5 Maniac

Very nice fit and finish (for some reason can't access the vids to hear the sounds), looks like a great bang for your mod buck.

Just curious, are there any weight savings as seen in the E39 M5?

Almost every aftermarket exhaust saves weight over stock. I've seen comparision pictures, but can't recall the amount of weight savings, maybe 20 lbs of savings.

e395MT · 03-08-2006, 05:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BeastPower

A couple more photos:

Cheers, Daniel.

Nice!

bvarianlvr · 03-09-2006, 05:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by e395MT

Nice!

Welcome to the board!

01-21-2006, 02:22 PM	#1 (permalink)
BeastPower Administrator Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: USA & UK Posts: 1,745	New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63): Video/Sound Clip: Coming Soon! Britalman Exhaust Specifications: 2004 - 2006 645Ci / 650Ci Fits both European and US spec models Britalman exhaust tip diameter: 4.5". Angled tip, molded, double wall design, and polished. Offered in two different configurations, full catback system or rear-sections only. Catback system is complete bolt-on. 95 decibel sound level. (Conforms to CA state law decibel levels). Rear sections are slip-fit / bolt-on combo configuration. Dyno charted HP and Torque gains. Improved throttle response. Entire system is fully polished. 2.25" (56mm) tubing. 6" x 10" oval muffler (15" long) - 150mm x 250mm x 375mm. Laser engraved Britalman logo on top of the tips and also on the bottom of each muffler. Material - T304 stainless steel, with full-luster high polish. Muffler core is wrapped with 0.25" stainless steel wool and packed with 1200 degree fiberglass. Compatibility with OEM mounting points. Lowered engine bay temperature. Lifetime Warranty (see details below). Made in California, USA. Dyno Chart: Pricing: MSRP $2,995.00 (full catback system) MSRP $1,895.00 (dual rear section only) Photos: Cheers, Daniel. __________________ BeastPower Motorsports, Inc. Exclusive products for your BMW - www.beastpower.com - beastpower@beastpower.com . 1987 M3 (e30) - Diamond Black Magnecor Ignition Wires (with GSP Low-Cross Fire Routing Bracket), Turner Conforti 7800 RPM chip, Samco Silicone Cooling System Hose Kit (red), ABA Stainless Steel Coolant Hose Clamps, Koni Sport Shock Absorbers (adjustable), Hartge Front Strut Brace, Powerflex Control Arm Bushings (offset), Powerflex Front Sway Bar Bushings, BBS RC 17"x8" ET38 Wheels (and spare), Rogue Engineering 18mm Front and Rear Spacers (with bolts), OMP Front Drilled/Slotted Rotors, OMP Front Pads, BimmerWorld Evo Teflon/Stainless Steel Brake Lines, Ceramic Clutch, Upgraded Transmission Mounts, Evo 3 Leather Shift Boot, Evo 3 Suede Shift Knob, GPS Locator/Alarm and Immobilizer, Bimmian Xenesis High-Beam and Main-Beam Bulbs, Smoked Front Indicator Covers, Startec Smoked Tail-Lights, Bosch Smoked Head-Lights (elipsoid smilies), VAC S14 Oil Pan Baffle, H&R Sport Springs (lowering F1.00 R0.75), Rogue Engineering Rear Shock Mounts, Zimmerman Rear Brake Rotors, SPAL 16" Puller Fan, Evo 3 Lower Airbox, Rear Performance Friction "New Z-Rated" Carbon Metallic Brake Pads, Rogue Engineering Short-Shifter, Supersprint Muffler, Supersprint Resonator Center Section, SPAL 16" Low-Profile Electric Cooling Fan (puller). . The contents of this message-board (forum) thread/post and any advice, recommendations and/or interpretations provided are solely the opinion of the writer. The reader, customer, purchaser and/or user assume(s) all risks. BeastPower Motorsports, Inc. and the author accept no liability and no responsibility whatsoever for the information provided. . Last edited by BeastPower; 02-02-2006 at 01:45 PM.

01-22-2006, 04:32 AM	#2 (permalink)
bvarianlvr 2nd Lieutenant Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 691	Re: New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! Nice work! __________________ 2004 Honda Accord EX-L V6 - Graphite Pearl Future: D2 coilovers, H&R front & rear sway bar, 18x8 Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2, 225/40/18, Accord DX black window trim

01-23-2006, 12:52 AM	#3 (permalink)
PowerM Sergeant Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Madrid - Spain Posts: 171	Re: New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! Really nice!!! great work Daniel & Roy & Company ;)

01-23-2006, 01:07 PM	#5 (permalink)
BeastPower Administrator Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: USA & UK Posts: 1,745	Re: New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! More Photos: Cheers, Daniel. __________________ BeastPower Motorsports, Inc. Exclusive products for your BMW - www.beastpower.com - beastpower@beastpower.com . 1987 M3 (e30) - Diamond Black Magnecor Ignition Wires (with GSP Low-Cross Fire Routing Bracket), Turner Conforti 7800 RPM chip, Samco Silicone Cooling System Hose Kit (red), ABA Stainless Steel Coolant Hose Clamps, Koni Sport Shock Absorbers (adjustable), Hartge Front Strut Brace, Powerflex Control Arm Bushings (offset), Powerflex Front Sway Bar Bushings, BBS RC 17"x8" ET38 Wheels (and spare), Rogue Engineering 18mm Front and Rear Spacers (with bolts), OMP Front Drilled/Slotted Rotors, OMP Front Pads, BimmerWorld Evo Teflon/Stainless Steel Brake Lines, Ceramic Clutch, Upgraded Transmission Mounts, Evo 3 Leather Shift Boot, Evo 3 Suede Shift Knob, GPS Locator/Alarm and Immobilizer, Bimmian Xenesis High-Beam and Main-Beam Bulbs, Smoked Front Indicator Covers, Startec Smoked Tail-Lights, Bosch Smoked Head-Lights (elipsoid smilies), VAC S14 Oil Pan Baffle, H&R Sport Springs (lowering F1.00 R0.75), Rogue Engineering Rear Shock Mounts, Zimmerman Rear Brake Rotors, SPAL 16" Puller Fan, Evo 3 Lower Airbox, Rear Performance Friction "New Z-Rated" Carbon Metallic Brake Pads, Rogue Engineering Short-Shifter, Supersprint Muffler, Supersprint Resonator Center Section, SPAL 16" Low-Profile Electric Cooling Fan (puller). . The contents of this message-board (forum) thread/post and any advice, recommendations and/or interpretations provided are solely the opinion of the writer. The reader, customer, purchaser and/or user assume(s) all risks. BeastPower Motorsports, Inc. and the author accept no liability and no responsibility whatsoever for the information provided. . Last edited by BeastPower; 01-23-2006 at 01:10 PM.

01-23-2006, 01:12 PM	#6 (permalink)
BeastPower Administrator Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: USA & UK Posts: 1,745	Re: New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! A couple more photos: Cheers, Daniel. __________________ BeastPower Motorsports, Inc. Exclusive products for your BMW - www.beastpower.com - beastpower@beastpower.com . 1987 M3 (e30) - Diamond Black Magnecor Ignition Wires (with GSP Low-Cross Fire Routing Bracket), Turner Conforti 7800 RPM chip, Samco Silicone Cooling System Hose Kit (red), ABA Stainless Steel Coolant Hose Clamps, Koni Sport Shock Absorbers (adjustable), Hartge Front Strut Brace, Powerflex Control Arm Bushings (offset), Powerflex Front Sway Bar Bushings, BBS RC 17"x8" ET38 Wheels (and spare), Rogue Engineering 18mm Front and Rear Spacers (with bolts), OMP Front Drilled/Slotted Rotors, OMP Front Pads, BimmerWorld Evo Teflon/Stainless Steel Brake Lines, Ceramic Clutch, Upgraded Transmission Mounts, Evo 3 Leather Shift Boot, Evo 3 Suede Shift Knob, GPS Locator/Alarm and Immobilizer, Bimmian Xenesis High-Beam and Main-Beam Bulbs, Smoked Front Indicator Covers, Startec Smoked Tail-Lights, Bosch Smoked Head-Lights (elipsoid smilies), VAC S14 Oil Pan Baffle, H&R Sport Springs (lowering F1.00 R0.75), Rogue Engineering Rear Shock Mounts, Zimmerman Rear Brake Rotors, SPAL 16" Puller Fan, Evo 3 Lower Airbox, Rear Performance Friction "New Z-Rated" Carbon Metallic Brake Pads, Rogue Engineering Short-Shifter, Supersprint Muffler, Supersprint Resonator Center Section, SPAL 16" Low-Profile Electric Cooling Fan (puller). . The contents of this message-board (forum) thread/post and any advice, recommendations and/or interpretations provided are solely the opinion of the writer. The reader, customer, purchaser and/or user assume(s) all risks. BeastPower Motorsports, Inc. and the author accept no liability and no responsibility whatsoever for the information provided. .

01-23-2006, 02:37 PM	#7 (permalink)
bvarianlvr 2nd Lieutenant Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 691	Re: New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! So, the exhaust in the first pictures was taken off and polished and reinstalled? __________________ 2004 Honda Accord EX-L V6 - Graphite Pearl Future: D2 coilovers, H&R front & rear sway bar, 18x8 Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2, 225/40/18, Accord DX black window trim

01-23-2006, 06:34 PM	#8 (permalink)
Gorilla Beast Corporal Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: City of Industry, CA Posts: 90	Re: New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! The very first set of pics that are also currently on our site www.britalman.com is the first system prototype. It is actually a finished product minus the high luster polishing finish. All our systems come with a high luster polished finish as seen in the second set of pics. This is exactly what our customers will receive. The final product is also in the video clips. Same thing. I believe besides Remus, our system does not require that you buy and paint an expensive rear valance to fit our exhuast. Also ours is the only full length cat-back system that I have seen so far. I believe the other brand name systems are only rear section. I know ACS and Hamann for sure are.

01-25-2006, 05:45 PM	#10 (permalink)
M5 Maniac Sergeant Join Date: May 2005 Location: NY, USA Posts: 174	Re: New Britalman Exhaust for 645ci (e63) - Videos and Photos! Very nice fit and finish (for some reason can't access the vids to hear the sounds), looks like a great bang for your mod buck. Just curious, are there any weight savings as seen in the E39 M5?

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