Eventuri Cold Air Intake For BMW 335i

Description

Eventuri leverages their experience in manufacturing high quality air flow components using an approach that prioritizes attention to detail and optimization of function. Eventuris passion for BMW cars specifically began over 10 years ago, when the managing partners worked with BMW performance and tuning throughout the UK. Eventuris M235I intake solves several challenges simultaneously, first by routing a front-facing air intake scoop directly into the M235Is air filter, and also by addressing a difficult OE BMW packaging arrangement that positions the breather tube and MAF housing quite near to one another. Eventuris dedication to detail created a unique MAF boss design that is specifically intended to interfere with airflow as little as possible, maintaining an extremely low profile inside the carbon tube. This ensures an excellent flow of cool air directly to the air filter, and also a very smooth airflow within the intake tube itself. Because Eventuri uses no universal parts each bracket, plug, and clip is made specifically for the M235I making the entire intake assembly a direct and perfect fit to the N55 engine. Eventuris intakes are made from Carbon Fiber, creating not only an aesthetically pleasing product, but also one that has a low level of thermal conductivity for the best possible heat management within the engine bay. The overall design process focuses on maintaining a smooth, laminar flow of cold air to the engine by optimizing every bend and internal feature of the intake piping. Eventuris unique air filter housing also creates a large captive volume beyond the air filter, and has a smooth radius to provide the best possible airflow into the intake tract. Features: Carbon Fiber OEM Spec Hose Clamps Laser Cut Mounting Brackets Note: Images used for marketing purposes only actual product may vary YouTube An error occurred. Try watching this video on www.youtube.com, or enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser. YouTube An error occurred. Try watching this video on www.youtube.com, or enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser.