Hello Guys!
I wonder what is this thing for? What if i discard it?
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...13&fg=20&hl=20
Hello Guys!
I wonder what is this thing for? What if i discard it?
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...13&fg=20&hl=20
M50 POWER
BUT S38B38 RULES
Remember that a lot of research went into that intake design, and the majority of people who muck around with it succeed in getting more noise, less power, and more junk in the crankcase of a motor that is known for lunching bearings.
where does it go and what does it do?
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Helmholtz resonator - designed to absorb harmonics at a specific frequency. Quiets the intake without affecting flow.Originally Posted by BillionPa
Anthony
03/64 production
'91M5 - 11/90, was mine, it's Jim's now.
looks like some sort of ram air setup to direct pressurized air (at speed) into the air box. Looks cool to me...
95 E34 530I V2.37
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so i guess that answers his question, discarding = louder intake with no loss of flow.
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I removed it today and i didn't noticed any power loss! But the sound is great!!!
M50 POWER
BUT S38B38 RULES
2.5L subarus have the same thing, 2 of them actually. Those intakes are LOUD with that stuff blocked off.
Like flipping the air cleaner lid over on Dad's Buick,in the old days.
"The gas pedal wouldn't go to the floor if it weren't meant to be there"
make sure the hood dont leak in the rain or it causes hydrolock...lol
Originally Posted by Ross
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