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m44bimmer
05-31-2005, 03:11 AM
Looking to buy an intake for my m44 and wanted to know some info on the sysems offered and the prices anybody have any information?

m44ic
05-31-2005, 03:28 AM
Looking to buy an intake for my m44 and wanted to know some info on the sysems offered and the prices anybody have any information?

try these websites

www.turnermotorsport.com
www.bavauto.com
www.dinan.com
www.aatuning.com

hope these help :)

m-technik_ti
05-31-2005, 05:58 AM
Not to put you off from buying an intake, but you may want to read this before you go ahead with the purchase. Taken from http://www.understeer.com/faq.shtml


How do I get more power out of my 318?
There's only one easy way to significantly improve the HP output of your 318, a Downing Atlanta supercharger. An aftermarket intake and exhaust will gain you less than 10hp on the 318. Yes it sucks, but it's true. You can spend $1500 or more on intakes, exhausts, chip/software, etc and only end up with a 15hp gain or you can spend $3500 on the DASC and end up with a 70hp gain. Have you noticed that the well-known cold air intake companies don't make a 318 intake? It's not because they don't like you, it's because CAIs don't make any power on a 318 and they flat out don't sound good. BMW's I6 motors make a nice growl with a CAI, the M42/M44 I4 motors do not. Jim Conforti described it best when he said that a 318 with a cone filter "sounds like a wheezing donkey". Just save your money for a DASC, it's WELL worth it. If you insist on taking the cheap route and want to attempt an intake mod, your best bet is "Fogging" your stock air box.

cali-ti
05-31-2005, 10:49 AM
you could also try adding the stock m42 intake to the m44. see the notebook section here: http://www.318ti.org/notebook/M44_dual_intake/index.html

m44ic
05-31-2005, 02:47 PM
I love my cone filter CIA but the DASC is the only way to get real big power gains.