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MAD Secondary Cat Delete Pipes for BMW M2 G87, M3 G80, M4 G82 (S58 Engine)

Hard install

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Overview

These MAD Secondary Cat Delete Pipes are designed to replace the factory secondary catalytic converters on BMW M2 (G87), M3 (G80), and M4 (G82) models equipped with the S58 engine. This modification enhances exhaust tone and improves performance.

Specifications

Type
Midpipe
Emissions Sensitive
Yes

Vehicle Fitment
13 configurations

  • BMW M2(G87)
    S58
    2023–2025
  • BMW M3(G80)Base
    S58
    2021–2026
  • BMW M3(G80)Competition xDrive
    S58
    2021–2026
  • BMW M3(G80)Competition
    S58
    2021–2026
  • BMW M3(G80)xDrive
    S58
    2022–2025
  • BMW M3(G80)CS
    S58
    2024
  • BMW M4(G82)Competition xDrive
    S58
    2022–2025
  • BMW M4(G82)Competition
    S58
    2021–2025
  • BMW M4(G82)CS
    S58
    2024–2025
  • BMW M4(G82)CSL
    S58
    2023–2024
  • BMW M4(G82)
    S58
    2021–2025
  • BMW M4(G83)Competition xDrive Convertible
    S58
    2022–2024
  • BMW M4(G83)Competition Convertible
    S58
    2022–2024

Installation summary

This installation requires medium difficulty and is suitable for experienced DIYers with a good understanding of exhaust systems and access to basic tools like jack stands, a socket set, and potentially a torque wrench. Before starting, ensure the exhaust system has cooled completely to prevent burns and allow for easier handling of components. Pay close attention to the clearance of the factory heat shields during removal and reinstallation, and carefully transfer the O2 sensors to the new pipes, ensuring they are properly seated and torqued to prevent exhaust leaks.

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