We take a detailed look at the Eventuri Intake for the BMW E9x M3 (E90, E92, E93). How does it improve airflow, performance, and sound? Watch our analysis to see if this upgrade is worth it for ...

These manifolds allow for superior top-end power and higher RPM, and drivers installing a single-plane intake manifold can usually expect to add at least 500 to 1,000 RPM to the top of their ...

The BMW M44 engine was a sleek, powerful engine, but it only made it to a small group of vehicles in the United States. The list is short, but comprehensive.

In a car's intake manifold, air enters at atmospheric pressure, ... BMW's N62 V-8, used in its larger cars in the early 2000s, had a continuously variable intake system too.

BERLIN -- BMW expects to reach the higher end of its 7-9 percent margin target for the cars business and sees slight sales growth in 2023, Chief Financial Officer Nicolas Peter said. Demand was ...

To do some quick math: 202 WHP is 12.17% less than the factory crank figure, whereas the torque is 9.5% less. To simplify things and use a conservative 20% drivetrain loss, my crank figures might ...

Lingenfelter has just released a carbon fiber intake manifold for Chevy C8 Corvette Stingray coupe models powered by the 6.2-liter LT2 V8.The five-layer carbon fiber upper is paired with a glass ...

An intake manifold distributes air to the combustion chamber evenly [Photo: carparts] 2. Intake Manifold Runner. After the air is distributed from the plenum, it goes to the runners. An intake ...

Discover what the intake manifold does to the purpose of the gasket. Vital to the performance of your car, learn all about the intake manifold gasket. Search for: ...

That being said, the M54 engine isn’t quite perfect. Like the N52, it comes with BMW’s VANOS system, which operates the valvetrain. Over time, the system seals and solenoids degrade and fail. The ...

The snarling grille on the front end of BMW’s M440i is bound to raise eyebrows. But the car’s lively engine and smooth ride will put any concerns to rest, says Dan Neil.