Terry @ BMS
03-20-2008, 04:44 PM
Hey guys,
Quick update on our new intake, the BMS filter kit. It replaces your factory airbox with a custom made K&N brand filter. At stock power levels the factory airbox is more than adequate, and it also does well at moderate power levels. But for those looking for every last horsepower we've found significant gains by replacing the factory air box. Power gains average 8-15rw over a drop in filter, and install is relatively straight forward.
One of the other benefits of this setup is greatly improved induction noise. You can hear the factory turbos spooling up, as well as the diverter valves opening like mini blow-off valves. It's just the right volume to be fun, but quiet enough not to annoy most.
We've done a lot of track and air intake temperature testing and the dyno gains translate in to actual track performance. Intake temps average only a couple degrees over the factory airbox at wide open throttle, which are greatly helped by the placement of the filter in relation to the factory air snorkel. Overall road performance is greatly improved.
In addition to the power gains, sound improvement, and easy install, the best part is the price. We're offering the filter kit for $119 + shipping. Which includes the filter, anodized aluminum couplers, and clamps. We have a few in stock and you can order right off our website @ www.burgertuning.com. We also have an install guide posted under support.
Quick update on our new intake, the BMS filter kit. It replaces your factory airbox with a custom made K&N brand filter. At stock power levels the factory airbox is more than adequate, and it also does well at moderate power levels. But for those looking for every last horsepower we've found significant gains by replacing the factory air box. Power gains average 8-15rw over a drop in filter, and install is relatively straight forward.
One of the other benefits of this setup is greatly improved induction noise. You can hear the factory turbos spooling up, as well as the diverter valves opening like mini blow-off valves. It's just the right volume to be fun, but quiet enough not to annoy most.
We've done a lot of track and air intake temperature testing and the dyno gains translate in to actual track performance. Intake temps average only a couple degrees over the factory airbox at wide open throttle, which are greatly helped by the placement of the filter in relation to the factory air snorkel. Overall road performance is greatly improved.
In addition to the power gains, sound improvement, and easy install, the best part is the price. We're offering the filter kit for $119 + shipping. Which includes the filter, anodized aluminum couplers, and clamps. We have a few in stock and you can order right off our website @ www.burgertuning.com. We also have an install guide posted under support.