ROG stainless steel valved exhaust for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
Stainless steel rear silencer of the ROG exhaust for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
ROG stainless steel sports exhaust for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T, laid on the floor
ROG stainless steel valved exhaust with Z-pipe for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
Rear silencer of the ROG Z-pipe exhaust for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
ROG Z-pipe exhaust for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T, laid on the floor
Stainless steel downpipe for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
BMW M Performance style carbon exhaust tips: gloss carbon, forged, blued titanium or black inner for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
ROG exhaust tips: polished stainless steel, gloss black, carbon and blued titanium for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
ROG exhaust valve control kit: control unit, remote and wiring in their case for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
ROG remote for opening and closing the exhaust valves for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
Diagram of the ROG valved silencer: gas flow with valves open and valves closed for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T
ROG exhaust system packed in its reinforced shipping box for BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T

Configuration

BMW M3 / M4 G80 / G81 / G82 / G83 Valved Exhaust (2021-2026)

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Equal Length or Z-pipe: the difference

The BMW M3 and M4 G8x exhaust in detail.

This system is designed for the four body styles of the G8x generation launched since 2021: M3 G80 saloon, M3 Touring G81, M4 G82 coupé and M4 Convertible G83, in base form (480 hp, 550 Nm) as well as Competition (510 hp, 650 Nm). All of them use the S58, a 3.0-litre twin-turbo inline-six, and all take exactly the same Rog system, built to your VIN.

From the factory, the S58 breathes through a petrol particulate filter and bulky silencers, to the point that BMW plays part of the sound through the cabin speakers. With this valved cat-back, also known as a valve exhaust, you keep a sound close to stock with the valves closed; with the valves open, the inline-six finds its real voice. The design sets the tone: Standard, with no resonator, keeps the raw grain of the twin-turbo; Equal Length balances the two pipes, the pulses synchronise and the note rises, smoother and less rasping; the Z-pipe pushes towards an exotic high pitch, close to a Japanese naturally aspirated engine at high revs.

Fitting requires no welding or cutting, using band clamps and gaskets, in about two hours on a lift. If your M3 or M4 still has its factory valves, the system takes over their control and the drive modes stay in charge; otherwise the Rog remote, whose control box sits in the boot, opens or closes them at the press of a button.

After the silencer, the part holding the S58 back is the downpipe, which carries the catalytic converter: this page offers it under the “Manifold” option. With a 200-cell converter it keeps the S58’s emissions control; the decat version is reserved for track use. On its own it brings sound and a little weight saving; the horsepower comes with an ECU remap. As for materials: 304 stainless steel with a full sound, or titanium, around 40% lighter for the same design, in brushed, chrome, gold or purple.

BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T exhaust specifications.

System typeValved cat-back (valve exhaust), built to your VIN, bolt-on with no welding
Vehicles and chassis codesBMW M3 G80 (saloon), M3 Touring G81, M4 G82 (coupé), M4 Convertible G83, base and Competition
EngineS58, 3.0-litre twin-turbo inline-six, 480 to 510 hp and 550 to 650 Nm depending on the version
Years2021-2026
DesignStandard, Equal Length or Equal Length + Z-pipe
Materials and finishes304 stainless steel or titanium; titanium in brushed, chrome, gold or purple
ValvesFactory control through the drive modes, or the Rog remote
Front section (option)Downpipe with 200-cell or 100-cell catalytic converter, or decat
Manufacturing and deliveryMade to order, 20 working days from confirmation to delivery, free delivery
Warranty3 years, parts and workmanship

Questions about the BMW M3 G80 / M4 G82 3.0T exhaust.

Does the system fit the M3 Touring G81 and the M4 Convertible G83?

Yes. G80, G81, G82 and G83 share the same Rog system, Competition included. You give us your VIN when you order and we check compatibility before starting manufacturing.

Does an M3 or M4 G8x need an ECU remap to fit the cat-back?

No, the S58 keeps its original ECU with the cat-back alone. An ECU remap makes sense if you also replace the downpipe: at Stage 2, the published figures for the 510 hp version reach 700 hp and 900 Nm. A sport catalytic converter can trigger the engine warning light, which the remap resolves.

Will my M3 G80 pass vehicle inspection?

Presented with the valves closed, it stays close to its factory sound level. With the cat-back alone or the 200-cell downpipe, emissions control is still there. The 100-cell is accepted or not depending on the car and the rules in your country, and the decat version is designed for the track.

Standard, Equal Length or Z-pipe: which to choose on the S58?

Standard for a raw, full sound. Equal Length for a higher-pitched, smoother inline-six, the choice that changes the car’s identity the most. Z-pipe for the highest, most exotic note, reserved for those who want to take the sound experience all the way.

Factory valves or the Rog remote on an M4 G82?

Both are chosen when you configure. With the factory control, the BMW’s drive modes open and close the valves. With the Rog remote, two buttons are enough, whatever mode is engaged.

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In detail

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ROG presentation film: choosing your vehicle, Standard or Equal Length design, stainless steel or titanium, Z-Pipe, controlled valves, titanium and tip finishes, and support from choosing your configuration through to shipping.

The detail.
From every angle.

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THE ROG CRAFT

Our process.

From the first bend to the last check. The same care at every step.

  1. Design

    Designed for your vehicle.

    Geometry matched to your model, carefully studied bends and precise mounting points. Everything starts with accurate design.

  2. Manufacture

    Crafted with precision.

    Tube bending, part fitting and TIG welding: every joint receives the same care.

  3. Finishing

    Material, elevated.

    The finish reveals the character of the metal. Stainless steel or titanium, depending on the options available for your vehicle.

  4. Assembly

    Every part in its place.

    Components are assembled and adjusted. On valved systems, the mechanism is fitted, set up and tested.

  5. Inspection

    Check. Then approve.

    Geometry, welds, connections and gas flow: the key points are inspected before shipping.

  6. Shipping

    Ready to join you.

    Reinforced packaging protects your exhaust in transit. The final step before giving your vehicle a new voice.

Attention to detail.At every step.

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