Best Midpipes & X-Pipes for BMW 5 F10
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More exhaust parts for the BMW F10
Popular F10 midpipes & x-pipes
Mid-tier mix of midpipes & x-pipes that fit the BMW F10.
NINTE Carbon Fiber & Stainless Steel Exhaust Tips — BMW M Performance Universal (2pk)
NINTE
$139.99
DHUSMQ Gloss Carbon & Stainless Exhaust Muffler Tips — F30/F10/M Series (73mm In/105mm Out)
DHUSMQ
$98.00
TAIZEISHAIGE Wireless Remote Vacuum Exhaust Cutout Valve Controller Set
TAIZEISHAIGE
$71.33
M Performance Quad Carbon Fiber Exhaust Tips for BMW F10 F11 F18 G30 G31
M Performance
$327.94
Gallnack Eccentric Shaft Valve Actuator for BMW Valvetronic — N20/N55/S55
Gallnack
$58.99
M Performance Carbon Fiber Matte Exhaust Tip for BMW M2 M3 M4 M5 M6
M Performance
$132.79
Ayerann Forged Carbon Black Exhaust Tip for BMW M2 M3 M4 M5 F10 F87 F80 F82
Ayerann
$94.16
When it comes to exhaust upgrades on the BMW F10, you've got some genuinely rewarding options depending on your goals. For the N55-powered 535i or the S63-equipped M5, the aftermarket is well-stocked with quality hardware. Akrapovič makes one of the most respected cat-back systems for the F10 M5, offering a titanium construction that drops significant weight while delivering that characteristic BMW inline or V8 note without going obnoxiously loud. Eisenmann is another brand worth serious consideration - their exhaust systems are built specifically for this chassis and offer switchable valves so you can keep things civil during a commute and open them up on a weekend run. MagnaFlow and Borla both offer more budget-conscious cat-back options that still improve flow and tone noticeably over the restrictive OEM setup. For maximum performance gains, pairing a cat-back with high-flow downpipes from BMS or Pure Turbos will give the turbo room to breathe properly. Before purchasing, always confirm fitment against your specific build date and transmission type, as F10 production variations can catch people off guard.