[IND-Distribution]

Eventuri leverages their experience in manufacturing high quality air flow components using an approach that prioritizes attention to detail and optimization of function. Eventuri’s passion for BMW cars specifically began over 10 years ago, when the managing partners worked with BMW performance and tuning throughout the UK. Today, IND is proud to show M235i fans a preview of the Eventuri M235i air intake system.

Eventuri’s M235i intake solves several challenges simultaneously, first by routing a front-facing air intake scoop directly into the M235i’s 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. Eventuri’s 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.

Eventuri’s 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. Eventuri’s 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.

Our video below demonstrates the airflow through Eventuri’s intake system:

[XutvJet]

Looks pretty. Looks REALLY expensive too

[Taunto]

I like it. Looks good and i have seen some of their products in person and are very good Quality.
Has there been any testing on this intake? I have seen intakes create a substantial amount of Turbulence inside the pipeing before the MAF - which can cause MAF faults to keep coming up.

Having this Intake at IND - have you guys done a Side by Side comparison to this Intake and the GrupeM that is on your M235 Show car you built? Quality? performance? Fitment? Pricing?

Also is this intake already for sale? I do not see an option on the Eventuri's website yet for the M235

[Drpoomanchu]

looks nice.. price ? maybe a group buy ?

[XutvJet]

My guess is around $800-1000 based on the cost of these intakes for other BMW cars. N

[Bleeped]

Too many pictures of packing material.

[BentZero]

This is easily a grand. That's more than I want to spend on an intake even though it looks beautiful. :'( Maybe after I get all of the mods I want and just want a bit of a change. Would love to hear how it sounds though.

[Taunto]

Originally Posted by Bleeped

Too many pictures of packing material.

agree

[BentZero]

Originally Posted by Bleeped

Too many pictures of packing material.

Originally Posted by Taunto

agree

I believe they call that a teaser, lol.

[XutvJet]

I'll never understand the need to show unpacking pictures/videos. It's just silly.

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Originally Posted by XutvJet

I'll never understand the need to show unpacking pictures/videos. It's just silly.

I think it is a reflection of the prolonged childhood and immaturity of the modern adult.

[BentZero]

People like to get new things and also like to live vicariously through others. It's really not all that complex lol. To each his own though.

That said, I'd rather see this installed and hear it on a manual M235i.

[Taunto]

I emailed Ryan and put my name on list for one when they come in.
Look forward to getting this intake in with some pictures and a write up.

[BentZero]

Originally Posted by Taunto

I emailed Ryan and put my name on list for one when they come in.
Look forward to getting this intake in with some pictures and a write up.

Did they give you a price?

[Taunto]

Believe Ryan Said Retail was $1349 for Black Carbon.
And $1598 if u want blue, yellow or Red Carbon. That price is un-shipped.
I am sure Mike tho Can verify if that price is correct.

[Drpoomanchu]

Originally Posted by Taunto

Believe Ryan Said Retail was $1349 for Black Carbon.
And $1598 if u want blue, yellow or Red Carbon. That price is un-shipped.
I am sure Mike tho Can verify if that price is correct.

Oh my.... Ill stick with my Dinan...that is stupid expensive...!

[abirmaher]

Originally Posted by Taunto

Believe Ryan Said Retail was $1349 for Black Carbon.
And $1598 if u want blue, yellow or Red Carbon. That price is un-shipped.
I am sure Mike tho Can verify if that price is correct.

I really hope it's less. That's really high!

[Bee Pee]

Originally Posted by Drpoomanchu

Oh my.... Ill stick with my Dinan...that is stupid expensive...!

+ 1 I'm going to stick with Dinan CAI and AFE air scoop. Emailed the guys here in the UK response below

Thanks for your email. Same kits fits the M135i/m235i.

UK RRP is £1080 inc VAT. Gains are 6-10 BHP and 10-15 lb.ft torque.

Our distributors have already started placing pre orders with Eventuri so lead time is currently at 6-8 weeks.

Many thanks,

Imran Arshad

[BentZero]

Originally Posted by Taunto

Believe Ryan Said Retail was $1349 for Black Carbon.
And $1598 if u want blue, yellow or Red Carbon. That price is un-shipped.
I am sure Mike tho Can verify if that price is correct.

Yikes, that is way more than I want to spend on an intake. Maybe I'll get one if I decide to pop my hood regularly at cars and coffee. :/

[kdog26372]

$1,500, give me a break. Get a Pure Stage 1 turbo upgrade for that price and actually get more power. I'd usually say, to each their own, but this is a more $ than brains purchase unless you're building a show car which I don't really see our M235i being.

[M2ALEX]

need dyno to justify the cost

[Drpoomanchu]

Originally Posted by kdog26372

$1,500, give me a break. Get a Pure Stage 1 turbo upgrade for that price and actually get more power. I'd usually say, to each their own, but this is a more $ than brains purchase unless you're building a show car which I don't really see our M235i being.

No doubt, price per hp is crazy... money is better spent in many other areas..

Originally Posted by M2ALEX

need dyno to justify the cost

Dinan claims gains +10hp 15ft lbs. also and its CF. I'm not a huge Dinan fanboy but I think the cold air intake is fairly priced and is a improvement over stock