Custom stainless steel exhaust: how we make it for your car.
Updated: 10 October 2026.
In short. At Rog, every exhaust is made to order for your car, based on its VIN, in stainless steel or titanium. You choose the material, how the valves are controlled, the tips and, as an option, the front section; on six-cylinder BMW M models, the Standard, Equal Length or Equal Length and Z-pipe configuration. Allow 20 working days, with delivery included and a 3-year warranty, from €2,190 in stainless steel.
What does custom mean at Rog?
A universal exhaust is made to fit many cars. A Rog exhaust is made for yours:
- designed for your model, with a geometry worked out for its engine and chassis;
- checked against your VIN before production starts, for compatibility, version and model year;
- configured by you, from the material to the sound character;
- made to order, never taken from stock.
What you configure.
| Option | What we offer |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel or titanium (brushed, chrome, gold or purple titanium) |
| Configuration (six-cylinder BMW M) | Standard, Equal Length, or Equal Length and Z-pipe |
| Valves | Factory control through the driving modes, or Rog remote |
| Tips | Carbon, chrome, gloss black, blued titanium, or no tips |
| Front section (optional) | 200-cell or 100-cell sports catalytic converter, or decat for track use |
For help choosing each option: the configuration guide.
Stainless steel or titanium?
- Stainless steel gives a deep sound with excellent value for money. It is the choice of most of our customers.
- Titanium weighs around 40% less than stainless steel and gives a higher-pitched, more metallic tone. It costs €500 to €1,000 more depending on the model.
The full comparison: Stainless vs titanium sports exhaust.
From order to delivery.
- You configure your exhaust on your model's product page.
- You give us the VIN (field E of the registration certificate): we check compatibility before starting production.
- We build your exhaust: pipe bending, TIG welding, fitting and adjustment of the valves.
- We inspect the geometry, the welds and the joints before shipping.
- You receive it within 20 working days, delivered against signature, protected and insured, with a tracking number.
The price of a custom exhaust.
A Rog exhaust costs €2,190 to €5,090 in stainless steel depending on the model, valves and delivery included. Titanium adds €500 to €1,000, and the front section is an option. The breakdown by type of car: Valved exhaust price in 2026.
Warranty and fitting.
Every exhaust comes with a 3-year parts and workmanship warranty from the date of purchase. It fits with clamps and gaskets, no welding: around two hours for a properly equipped mechanic.
Frequently asked questions.
How much does a custom stainless steel exhaust cost?
At Rog, from €2,190 to €5,090 in stainless steel depending on the model, valves and delivery included. Titanium adds €500 to €1,000.
What is the production lead time?
20 working days between order confirmation and delivery. A tracking number is sent to you as soon as it ships.
Why do you need to give your VIN?
The VIN lets us check the exact version, the model year and the compatibility of every part before starting production. You will find it in field E of the registration certificate.
Can I keep the factory valves?
Yes. If your car has factory valves, the exhaust can take over their control and the driving modes stay in charge. Otherwise, the Rog remote opens and closes them with a single touch.
Does the exhaust drone on the motorway?
No: with the valves closed, the gases flow through the rear silencer and the cabin stays calm when cruising. Our exhausts are engineered to avoid drone: see why our systems stay calm on the motorway.
Is my car covered?
We make exhausts for 418 models from 28 makes. Look for your car on the brands page; if it is not there, email us with the VIN.
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