[S58King]

Has anyone had any issues with them been looking to get them for a while, also is any cutting required?

[ZheroG80]

Originally Posted by BrooklynG_M3

Has anyone had any issues with them been looking to get them for a while, also is any cutting required?

They sound good, can't comment on any performance. I'd assume lower IAT due to not just sucking in the hot engine bay air since the stock box outlets lead right next to the heat exchanger with no open air entrance.

You will have to cut the plastic shroud around the heat exchanger/grill. Very easy with the bumper off.

[Info@mad-us.com]

Yes, Trimming behind the bumper is needed but the bumper comes off fairly easily and I have seen many people doing this job at home.

Other than that the intakes sound great, look great and work great.

[mike@x-ph.com]

im running the MAD front mount intakes on my M4, zero issues

[Info@mad-us.com]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

im running the MAD front mount intakes on my M4, zero issues

[S58King]

Thank you so much for the response

[IronChad]

Running the MAD front mount intakes, zero issues. Had mine custom powder coated fire orange to match my car.

[S58King]

Thats so sick how you color matched it

Originally Posted by ZheroG80

They sound good, can't comment on any performance. I'd assume lower IAT due to not just sucking in the hot engine bay air since the stock box outlets lead right next to the heat exchanger with no open air entrance.

You will have to cut the plastic shroud around the heat exchanger/grill. Very easy with the bumper off.

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

im running the MAD front mount intakes on my M4, zero issues

Originally Posted by IronChad

Running the MAD front mount intakes, zero issues. Had mine custom powder coated fire orange to match my car.

[DonkeyKong]

I have the RK Tunes intake, I was not planning on going front mount but I got them from another forum member at a great price. The install is not bad, the bumper comes off easily... get a hot knife to trim the plastic shroud. When installing the rubber pipes through the front, lube the heck out of the pipes(exterior) with dawn dishwashing soap. Overall I like the additional sound and the looks. I feel there is also a power gain over the stock air boxes.

[S58King]

Originally Posted by DonkeyKong

I have the RK Tunes intake, I was not planning on going front mount but I got them from another forum member at a great price. The install is not bad, the bumper comes off easily... get a hot knife to trim the plastic shroud. When installing the rubber pipes through the front, lube the heck out of the pipes(exterior) with dawn dishwashing soap. Overall I like the additional sound and the looks. I feel there is also a power gain over the stock air boxes.

Appreciate you explaining it out for me man

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by DonkeyKong

I have the RK Tunes intake, I was not planning on going front mount but I got them from another forum member at a great price. The install is not bad, the bumper comes off easily... get a hot knife to trim the plastic shroud. When installing the rubber pipes through the front, lube the heck out of the pipes(exterior) with dawn dishwashing soap. Overall I like the additional sound and the looks. I feel there is also a power gain over the stock air boxes.

[dxu33]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Hi Mike, which one is louder? RK tunes or MAD?

[LBBDrew]

Can anyone comment on ability to hear the intake sound WITH a full exhaust setup? I love the induction noise from aftermarket intakes but I'm concerned I won't be able to hear them over the sound of my AA downpipe and single midpipe.

This was the case with my OG M2 when I had a full exhaust + intake.

[IronChad]

Originally Posted by dxu33

Hi Mike, which one is louder? RK tunes or MAD?

I think the sound is going to be about the same, the MAD intakes are loud, but I just can’t imagine the sound being much different.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by dxu33

Hi Mike, which one is louder? RK tunes or MAD?

I don't have personal experience with the RK tunes intakes, but I have MAD on my car, and they are loud. I cant imagine the RK tunes being any louder

[Info@mad-us.com]

Originally Posted by LBBDrew

Can anyone comment on ability to hear the intake sound WITH a full exhaust setup? I love the induction noise from aftermarket intakes but I'm concerned I won't be able to hear them over the sound of my AA downpipe and single midpipe.

This was the case with my OG M2 when I had a full exhaust + intake.

We post tons of customer intake videos on our instagram. Highly recommend you give us a follow.

https://www.instagram.com/masteryofartanddesign/


Here is our latest with a new M2 and mad downpipe

[evidence]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

im running the MAD front mount intakes on my M4, zero issues

How does the MAD front sound compare to the MST you removed?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by evidence

How does the MAD front sound compare to the MST you removed?

MAD is louder

[808Gsxfknr]

Is there need to keep the shroud? If i remove it entirely would it make a difference? And do you need to cut anything else or need t zip tie to keep it secured?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by 808Gsxfknr

Is there need to keep the shroud? If i remove it entirely would it make a difference? And do you need to cut anything else or need t zip tie to keep it secured?

no cutting is needed, removing the shroud will not make a difference on a street car

[808Gsxfknr]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

no cutting is needed, removing the shroud will not make a difference on a street car

Thanks for the info want to get ahead of it when i tAckle this project with the lip and grill install. Will i need to cut the bumper foam when installing aftermarket grill.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by 808Gsxfknr

Thanks for the info want to get ahead of it when i tAckle this project with the lip and grill install. Will i need to cut the bumper foam when installing aftermarket grill.

No cutting needed when upgrading the aftermarket grill