I’m considering on getting a 2008 with 60k miles for 10k. I’m not sure though because I’ve heard it has a lot of issues with reliability and parts are pricey. Would you recommend getting one?
At 60k miles they might of not changed out a few things. See if they have any records of the high pressure fuel pump being changed and if the Fuel injectors have been updated to the latest ones. If not, right off the bat those will be the two most expensive parts you’ll have to replace.
yes you well it and check engine light very soon and your car will shake and it won't be the right exhaust note and you won't get that much power out of it
The only thing I would recommend is to make sure that the vacuum line that normally connects to the muffler is plugged, that way you dont use more air than needed and waste gas because the computer thinks you need richer mixture of fuel.
Bishop Krout definitely can recommend it if you’re not looking to be way too loud. As soon as it’s in sports mode however, it’s ridiculous. Way loud in sports mode with all the cracks, pops & bangs. When I get the car running right I will definitely get sound clips!
@@E36tyler Oh bettt. I definitely want more sound than stock and seriously I wouldn't think that the shift knob sports mode would actually have an impact on sound.
As someone with a 157k mile 2007 335i, I would not recommend buying one with that many miles, BMWs are known to start breaking down after 100k and thus is true with mine. This year I have easily spent over 1000$ in repairs. 2007s are very prone to problems being that they are one of the first generations of the car. If you have the money and skill to fix the car yourself, or the car is maintenanced before you buy it, then by all means buy one, they are great fun! However, like I said, expect it to start breaking in the not so distant future, especially being 17 (which I am aswell) with a car this powerful and fun.
The N54 platform and even the transmission on these cars are very reliable. Its everything else you must be cautious of. Every car with higher mileage will have some issue. Unfortunately, 335i have issues that cause major breakdowns. From Fuel to Spark, from Water Pumps to Valve Gaskets. Its recommended to do the work yourself or if you have a nice Indie shop to do the work nearby. Otherwise, get ready for big big money. My CLK55 AMG, I have only put around $1,500 in maintenance last 3 years. Mercedes are more reliable. BMW is more fun :)
@@E36tyler Google "muffler delete california smog check" and I got mixed answers, majority of which suggested not to delete. Tj, did u pass smog after this muffler delete? That fact that the shop is willing to do it tells me it is ok....
Believe what you would like, muffler has absolutely nothing to do with emissions. Cats are another story. A shop will do it for $200 or so, if for whatever reason you don’t pass smog get it reversed if the muffler is the “issue”.
this was the stupidest idea i have ever done cause it messes up my whole car and makes it shake so now i have to take those off very soon and get a new exhaust system for my 335i WORST IDEA EVERRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was checking out the channel and thought the videos were awesome! You deserve way more views!
Thankyou so much! I appreciate that man for real!
That ending killed me
wow revving it on a stone cold engine, brutal dont let them do that to ur car bro
Yeah I always get annoyed when they do that, car definitely wasn’t stone cold though…
nah if he started my shit up and started doing that we’d be fighting
Sounds really good actually, considering this for my 335i 👍🏼
Adrians550 I can definitely recommend!
So can I, just did it the other day, it doesnt get loud enough to wake up the neighborhood, but you get the cracks and burbles with great sound!
This dude is pretty good at mig welding he’s not even using a welding helmet … 👍🤘
Johnny for the win
Is the whole exhaust stock? And stock engine? With Just mufflers removed?
How big are those exhaust tips? Lookin for the same size on my335i
I believe 3”
I’m considering on getting a 2008 with 60k miles for 10k. I’m not sure though because I’ve heard it has a lot of issues with reliability and parts are pricey. Would you recommend getting one?
At 60k miles they might of not changed out a few things.
See if they have any records of the high pressure fuel pump being changed and if the Fuel injectors have been updated to the latest ones. If not, right off the bat those will be the two most expensive parts you’ll have to replace.
i hope you did that lol
Is it stock?
Did you disconnect the vacuum line ..if yes do you get any error code
Manpreet Singh No I went in the trunk and unplugged the valve sensor no codes.
yes you well it and check engine light very soon and your car will shake and it won't be the right exhaust note and you won't get that much power out of it
@@E36tyler why would you do that ur supposed to plug them with rubber caps lol
@@ultrob read my comments I didn’t unplug the vacuum lines. There is nothing to plug!
How much was it ? Did you bring your own parts to the shop ? Also im curious to hear once you get your downpipes cause I want to do the same
Says in the video how much I paid, didn’t end up doing downpipes
Do you have any errors after removing the muffler? I mean, for example, a check engine.
kYRA. No CEL, it’s just the muffler you should have no hard CEL code. Only thing that would trigger a CEL would be downpipes exhaust wise.
The only thing I would recommend is to make sure that the vacuum line that normally connects to the muffler is plugged, that way you dont use more air than needed and waste gas because the computer thinks you need richer mixture of fuel.
335i 😍🔥🔥
sounds good honestly but did you get a check engine code ?
Lebanese Bubba no check engine light that’s only if you’re running Catless downpipes
@@E36tyler did u ever get one?
Post more sound clips soon😂😂. Would you recommend it after driving with it for a bit now?
Bishop Krout definitely can recommend it if you’re not looking to be way too loud. As soon as it’s in sports mode however, it’s ridiculous. Way loud in sports mode with all the cracks, pops & bangs. When I get the car running right I will definitely get sound clips!
@@E36tyler Oh bettt. I definitely want more sound than stock and seriously I wouldn't think that the shift knob sports mode would actually have an impact on sound.
Bishop Krout as long as you don’t have catless downpipes
Did you get any codes??
Hi, whats the sound like when cruising, about 60mph/ 100km/h
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@@FromBridges ervaring mee?
roof rack looks nice on that
car sounds great too
Does the car have to be tuned to pop ?
Yes MHD Stage 1
is your car stock?
is this just a muffler delete? or is it resonator too?
modifyed just muffler MHD stage 1 aggressive burble.
Tj Media would you recommend daily driving a 07 335i. it only has 110k miles and i’m 17
modifyed are you asking whether you should purchase one or not? Or are you talking about the muffler delete
As someone with a 157k mile 2007 335i, I would not recommend buying one with that many miles, BMWs are known to start breaking down after 100k and thus is true with mine. This year I have easily spent over 1000$ in repairs. 2007s are very prone to problems being that they are one of the first generations of the car. If you have the money and skill to fix the car yourself, or the car is maintenanced before you buy it, then by all means buy one, they are great fun! However, like I said, expect it to start breaking in the not so distant future, especially being 17 (which I am aswell) with a car this powerful and fun.
The N54 platform and even the transmission on these cars are very reliable. Its everything else you must be cautious of. Every car with higher mileage will have some issue. Unfortunately, 335i have issues that cause major breakdowns. From Fuel to Spark, from Water Pumps to Valve Gaskets. Its recommended to do the work yourself or if you have a nice Indie shop to do the work nearby. Otherwise, get ready for big big money. My CLK55 AMG, I have only put around $1,500 in maintenance last 3 years. Mercedes are more reliable. BMW is more fun :)
It is a California car. Did u or will u pass smog check?
Yes, mufflers have nothing to do with passing emissions tests
@@E36tyler Google "muffler delete california smog check" and I got mixed answers, majority of which suggested not to delete. Tj, did u pass smog after this muffler delete? That fact that the shop is willing to do it tells me it is ok....
Believe what you would like, muffler has absolutely nothing to do with emissions. Cats are another story. A shop will do it for $200 or so, if for whatever reason you don’t pass smog get it reversed if the muffler is the “issue”.
Is this with down pipes ??
Miguel 13 No this is with stock downpipes.
Sounds great on a run, but I heard drone is a major issue.
Really? Haven’t experience much drone whatsoever.
Neither have I, I have specifically been trying to hear drone and haven't been able to.
I think coupes don't have resonators.
what happened
this was the stupidest idea i have ever done cause it messes up my whole car and makes it shake so now i have to take those off very soon and get a new exhaust system for my 335i WORST IDEA EVERRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well it your Exhuast definitely isn’t your issue😅
@@E36tyler he probably had some injector issues lol
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