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dwarfer 10-23-2007 08:38 AM

Does the Hartge exhaust void your BMW warranty in any way?

My dealer said that the word is BMW are due to release some new bolt on tips for the 3.0 petrol and deisel similar to the 4.8 tips, but he could not give me any more info so not holding my breath

stevends 10-23-2007 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dwarfer
Does the Hartge exhaust void your BMW warranty in any way?

My dealer said that the word is BMW are due to release some new bolt on tips for the 3.0 petrol and deisel similar to the 4.8 tips, but he could not give me any more info so not holding my breath


I checked with my dealer and he doesn't see any problem with it as it's an approved and well tested (by TUV Germany) part. It also comes with a whole set of documents that states that it's specially designed for this car.
In fact my BMW dealer is the main importer for Hartge in Belgium and he delivered me the exhausts.
I can imagine if you buy tips that are not designed for this car and you try to modify the exhaust that this will void the warranty but otherwise I can't see any problem.

X5falcon 10-23-2007 10:01 AM

Another alternative is, get the original '08 3.0si chrome exahust (circular, not oval). I looked at them from beneath the car this weekend (I see my car under the sun only during the weekends, because I work like a slave....), and they seem to be inserted into the stainless steel exhaust like.. uhm... condoms..... he he...

It does not look as good as 4.8i's oval ones, but definitely lot better than the stainless steel ones. I still do not have the picture....

X5fwc 10-24-2007 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by stevends
I paid +- 800 euros for the exhausts.
I fitted them myself with our mechanic otherwise you'll have to pay the work to put them on, don't know how much that costs.
It took us +- 3 hours to put them on.

Thanks for the info. I have been considering the same tips. Just wanted know if i'm getting ripped off. Asking price here in Finland is 812 euros, so it's close enough for me.
The tips look really good on your car.

kyhaynes 11-08-2007 04:00 PM

Does anyone have any exhaust pics or updates for the 3.0si? I notice that most of the aftermarket tips are for the 3.0 diesel version, i.e . Hartge, Hamman. Someone PLEASE HELP!

drod 01-16-2008 12:15 PM

any notes on proper removal of rear bumper...

i have AC Schnitzer exhaust tips i want to install but i may need to have the stock tip cut off an inch.... there isn't much clearance to cut around without touching the bumper/plastic area...and i don't want to scratch it or risk damaging it...

does anyone have documentation on removal???

proveg 01-16-2008 01:00 PM

On the home page there are instructions on the E53 bumper removal, I imagine they might be similar to the E70, sorry searched all over, but havent found any specific instructions. the E70 Trailer hitch instrucitons include info about removing bumper but nothing detailed enough, but could be your starting point.
Please let us know how it turns out, can you for now attach tips without cutting pipes and show us some pics?
Thanks.
Quote:

Originally Posted by drod
any notes on proper removal of rear bumper...

i have AC Schnitzer exhaust tips i want to install but i may need to have the stock tip cut off an inch.... there isn't much clearance to cut around without touching the bumper/plastic area...and i don't want to scratch it or risk damaging it...

does anyone have documentation on removal???


drod 01-16-2008 01:47 PM

i was more concerned about the PDC sensors on the bumpers.. not sure how they are affected when removing the rear bumper...

just wanted to know if there were any hidden connectors that needed to be removed..

i also plan on attaching the bolt-on tips without cutting anything this weekend just to see how they look... the tips are shortest i've found...(6.25inches long) and believe me i've been searching for months.....

but just from the looks of it, they will stick out a couple of inches...

jayo 01-16-2008 01:47 PM

Another member explained how he fitted a Euro tow bar to his E70 which required the removal of the bumper

http://www.xoutpost.com/x5-e70-forum/...h-install.html

jamesboags 01-16-2008 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drod
i was more concerned about the PDC sensors on the bumpers.. not sure how they are affected when removing the rear bumper...

just wanted to know if there were any hidden connectors that needed to be removed..

i also plan on attaching the bolt-on tips without cutting anything this weekend just to see how they look... the tips are shortest i've found...(6.25inches long) and believe me i've been searching for months.....

but just from the looks of it, they will stick out a couple of inches...

I have the instructions at home , I'll post it tonight...:thumbup:


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