BMS Front Mount Facing Intakes F Chassis B58 1/2/3/4 **NEW PRODUCT**

[mike@XPH]

Gain up to 12+whp along with terrific sound.

Finally, an intake system worthy of your Gen 1 B58 BMW! The Front Mount (behind the grille) BMS Elite B58 Performance Intake completely removes the restrictive OEM intake and replaces it with 3.5" high flow ducting and BMS inverted cone performance air filters. The filters are placed behind the front grilles for maximum cold air induction, amazing sound, and intriguing looks.

In addition to freeing up power, turbo spool speed is greatly improved and there's an incredible sound improvement. You'll finally be able to hear your turbos spooling!

Our proprietary high flow inverted cone filters can be cleaned every 15-20k miles using a cleaning kit and will last the life of the car.

Optional upgraded B58 Inlet
The Burger Motorsports F Chassis B58 BMW upgraded turbo inlet pipe maximizes and smooths airflow from the intake to the turbo by removing all restrictions creating more power and better turbo efficiency. The Burger Motorsports turbo Inlet pipe is a direct replacement for the plastic restrictive OEM unit.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Adds up to 12+ Horsepower
• Dramatic sound improvement
• Unique look
• Improves throttle response
• Huge 3.5" mandrel-bent aluminum tubing
• Classy gloss black powder coat finish
• CNC Billet aluminum fittings
• Looks great under the hood
• Cleanable and reusable performance air filters
• Made in the USA


APPLICATIONS (F chassis B58 Powered BMW only)

BMW 1 Series
• 2015+ F20/F21 B58 M140i

BMW 2 Series
• 2017+ F22 F23 B58 M240i/iX

BMW 3 Series
• 2016-2019 F30 F31 F34 B58 340i/340iX including GT

BMW 4 Series
• 2016-2020 F32 F33 F36 B58 440i/440iX

[jetboater]

Mike—nice looking intake—I’m interested—-can you post the before and after dyno charts showing the 12 hp gain?
Thanks!

[328 Power 04]

Goodness, considering how my car looks on the front after mild dampness on the road or the amount of sand and debris found under the hood (even on the example car), putting a very important filter right in that path just doesn't seem right.