By AFE Power
aFe - BladeRunner 2.25" Aluminum Charge Pipes - BMW F8X M2/M3/M4
Constructed of 2-1/4" mandrel-bent aluminum tubing for maximum flow then, powder-coated for a nice finish. The high-temp powder-coating also insulates the tubes from engine heat and protects the tubes from corrosion. The smooth transition bends decrease turbulence, minimize pressure loss, while increasing horsepower and torque. These tubes are also equipped with a billet aluminum factory style adapter that seals with an o-ring. One 1/8" NPT port which is provided on each tube for a sensor or water-methanol injection.
Smooth transitions in the mandrel-bent aluminum tubing decrease turbulence and minimize pressure loss, increasing horsepower and torque.
Perfect Fit
This tube kit includes high quality stainless-steel, spring loaded T-bolt clamps and heavy-duty 5-ply polyester reinforced silicone couplings. A factory-style billet aluminum quick-connect adapter with an O-ring seal ensures a leak-free fit while maintaining superior strength and durability.
Custom Appearance
It's finished in wrinkle black powder coating with a unique laser-etched aFe POWER logo for a custom look.
Features
- Up to +18 Hp / +21 lbs. x ft. Torque gains
- Retains factory style turbo outlet o-ring seal made from 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum
- Constructed from 2-1/4" mandrel-bent aluminum tubing for increased flow and reduce turbulence
- Powder-coated wrinkle black for heat resistance
- Hot side tube fitment
- 5-Ply Silicone coupling for strength
- Includes premium stainless steel clamps for a secure fit
- One 1/8" NPT port is provided on each tube for connecting pressure sensors or water methanol injection
- Works with the factory intercooler
- Includes necessary hardware for a hassle-free installation
- Replaces factory plastic intercooler tubes which are prone to breaking over time or under high boost.
When it comes to engineering for power, performance, protection, and value, aFe POWER is the only choice.
Vehicles Supported
BMW F87 M2 Competition
BMW F8X M3/M4, including Competition