aFe Power 2016-2018 BMW M2 (F87) N55 BladeRunner GT Series Intercooler with Tubes

End Tanks:
The unique BladeRunner end tanks are constructed out of 3/16″ thick aluminum plates and include two 1/8″ NPT ports for sensors or water-methanol injection.

5″ Bar and Plate Core Design:
The use of the bar and plate core design allows for greater airflow and increased heat dissipation over the much smaller tube and fin design used by the factory.

TIG-Welded:
100% TIG-Welded inside and out by a certified craftsmen for strength and durability. TIG-Welding provides the strongest welds while reducing stress cracks.

Pressure Tested:
The BladeRunner Intercooler is test pressure rated at 200psi.

Mandrel-bent Tubing:
Constructed of 2-1/2″ to 3″ mandrel-bent aluminum tubing and powder-coated wrinkle-black for heat and corrosion resistance. The smooth transition mandrel bends decrease turbulence which increases horsepower and torque. The high-temp wrinkle-black powder-coating insulates the tube from engine heat and protects the tube from corrosion.

aFe Badging:
Unique aluminum laser-cut aFe Power logo plate is welded-on for an aggressive style.

Perfect Fit:
Includes stainless steel clamps for a leak-free seal and heavy-duty 5-Ply reinforced silicone coupling for strength.

Note:
This intercooler tube is not CARB exempt at this time and is not legal for sale in California or use on vehicles registered with the California Department of Motor Vehicle.

Brand

aFe Power

advanced FLOW engineering (aFe Power) is a premier designer and manufacturer of automotive performance upgrade systems and components. Current product lines include cold air intake systems, high performance direct fit and racing air filters, exhaust systems, intercoolers, turbochargers, electronic programmers, diesel fuel systems, throttle body spacers, and more. aFe is passionate about providing the most compelling, innovative, and highest performing products that are designed, built and tested in the USA. aFe was founded in 1999 and has headquarters and manufacturing facilities in Corona, California, USA.