[VonB]

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Had some intakes custom made by InkedCustom in Rottenbach, Germany. Overall I'm happy with the results and quality.


Materials that was used

Silicone hoses
Custom metal reducer to fit filters
Hose clamps
Air filters

If anyone is interested contact InkedCustom on IG.

[CadHater]

Originally Posted by VonB

Had some intakes custom made by InkedCustom in Rottenbach, Germany. Overall I'm happy with the results and quality.


Materials that was used

Silicone hoses
Custom metal reducer to fit filters
Hose clamps
Air filters

If anyone is interested contact InkedCustom on IG.

Sounds good! I would like to get the actual science behind why BMW designed it the way they did. Seems more efficient to use less piping and it sounds way better with this setup!

[VonB]

Originally Posted by CadHater

Sounds good! I would like to get the actual science behind why BMW designed it the way they did. Seems more efficient to use less piping and it sounds way better with this setup!

Thanks and yeah I'm not sure why have the pipe so far away. But then again previous models have that as well with the piping being on the other side of the engine.

[Jiaim]

Originally Posted by CadHater

Sounds good! I would like to get the actual science behind why BMW designed it the way they did. Seems more efficient to use less piping and it sounds way better with this setup!

Alpina use this setup on their s58.

[CadHater]

Originally Posted by Jiaim

Alpina use this setup on their s58.

Very interesting! I read the entire technical manual for the s58 but it never talked about the reasoning behind intake placement.

[Fugazii]

I like behind the front grill setup forced air. The OEM intakes are protected from heat soak that's only my 2-cents.

[VonB]

Second InkedCustom intake setup on my buddy's M3C @isleofmanm3



For anyone interested contact @inkedcustom on IG or Patrick Schaller on FB (IG is best)

[forza1976]

Nice, that looks pretty cool on one side!