NEW PRODUCT RELEASE: Dinan BMW F48 X1 28i & F39 X2 28i Valved Axle Back Exhaust Systems

06/21/2022

NEW PRODUCT RELEASE: Dinan BMW F48 X1 28i & F39 X2 28i Valved Axle Back Exhaust Systems

06/21/2022



OPELIKA, AL. (June 21st, 2022) - Dinan is pleased to be able to announce a new product offering being added into the catalog; the Dinan Valved Axle Back Exhaust Systems for the BMW F48 X1 28i and F39 X2 28. Experience the Dinan difference today and never look back!


Part Number(s): D660-0088, D660-0088-BLK, D660-0089 & D660-0089-BLK


Application(s):


  • 2017-2022 F48 X1 sDrive28i (D660-0088 or D660-0088-BLK)
  • 2018-2022 F39 X2 sDrive28i (D660-0088 or D660-0088-BLK)
  • 2016-2022 F48 X1 xDrive28i (D660-0089 or D660-0089-BLK)
  • 2018-2022 F39 X2 xDrive28i (D660-0089 or D660-0089-BLK)
  • 2017-2022 F54 Clubman JCW ALL4 (D660-0089 or D660-0089-BLK)
  • 2018-2022 F60 Countryman JCW ALL4 (D660-0089 or D660-0089-BLK)


The Quick and Dirty (Features and Benefits):


  • More Power: + 5 HP @ 6000 RPM, + 4 LB-FT @ 6000 RPM
  • Enjoyably louder, sportier sound
  • Dual 4" (102mm) double-walled, polished, or black ceramic coated clamp-on tips with laser engraved Dinan logo
  • 100% 304 Stainless Steel Construction
  • Retains factory valve control
  • Bolt-on installation; Includes mounting hardware


The Story:


The F48 X1 and F39 X2 BMW crossovers are, by volume, one of the most successful lines in the BMW brand portfolio. That success capitalizing on those that want the additional cabin space, akin to an SUV, but without the huge sacrifice to fuel economy courtesy of the fuel efficient B48 4-cylinder engine. For a wide swath of the consumers in these vehicles that is enough and all that is desired. However, for a growing segment of the market, there are also those that want even more. Namely performance, and by association, sound, more commonly associated with the sportier B58 6-cylinder engine. From the factory the stock X1/X2 exhaust is largely silent in all modes which is a travesty for any those consumers that fit in the "more" category, but Dinan offers a solution that rights that wrong.


The Dinan exhaust system offers a dramatically improved exhaust note that is not only louder but fuller and deeper as well. 70mm piping, free of hydroforming, is used throughout that allows freer flow to traverse the entirety of the system. The tubing is then fed into a streamlined muffler that is typical of all Dinan exhaust design and utilizes absorption technologies designed to improve exhaust flow and reduce back pressure. The combination results in mildly improved power output at the extreme top end of the power band and a great sporty sound complete with pops for additional aural gratification. Factory valve control is also retained to ensure the perfect blend of civility when not pushing the car and a bit of additional character when in it. Regardless of driving style or conditions the system is purposefully engineered to reduce low-RPM drone, so the cabin of the vehicle remains intimate and not drowned in an excessively loud tone.


While sound is the primary reason for any exhaust purchase the styling and craftsmanship also play an important role for the discerning buyer. The Dinan X1/X2 exhaust has been skillfully crafted entirely out of T304 stainless steel and TIG welded for the best visual appearance and color. The entire system is then brush-finished to further guarantee an immaculate looking system out of the box. The attention to detail is not limited to parts of the system you can't see once the exhaust is installed but is also extended to the exhaust tips themselves. The Dinan exhaust sports enormous, dual 4" (102mm) clamp-on, double-walled, polished and laser engraved exhaust tips. Dinan has retained its signature straight cut tip design, safeguarding its unique and elegant styling position, amongst a marketplace dominated by angle cuts. The tips masterfully fill up and accentuate upon the factory cut-outs showcasing an extremely aggressive, yet refined, styling that will turn heads even before it is heard.





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