Eventuri F95 intake for M50i engine

PNWM50I · 10-28-2023, 02:34 AM

Done! Couple of small challenges but all in all, it fits as it should.

Too tired to get to the details.will do that later. Performance aside, this looks incredible.

postbox1918 · 10-28-2023, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by PNWM50I

Done! Couple of small challenges but all in all, it fits as it should.

Too tired to get to the details.will do that later. Performance aside, this looks incredible.

Great job man 👍🏽, now waiting for some more details about fitment and performance and please post any sound clips if its possible 🙌🏽

PNWM50I · 10-28-2023, 10:21 AM

Here are the two modifications/challenges needed to make this fit on an M50i. (1) the rubber bellows which connect the intake housing to the turbo inlets will require some skill. The angle (see video) where the two ends meet isn’t perfectly flush. The rubber bellows will sit tight on one end of the turbo inlet but will be loose in the opposite. Why? The rubber bellows have a larger diameter than the M50i intake/turbo inlets. F95 must be larger one would presume. As you tighten the rubber bellow, you’ll need to keep one end of the rubber pulled and secured. Because it’s larger it will want to shrink and pull off the turbo inlet as you tighten the clamps. You will also need to adjust the angle of the clamp to secure it to the turbo inlet due I the angle. I’m pretty handy and with common sense, one could figure this out once they’re doing it. Sounds much more complicated than what I’ve described but it does take some trial and error to get it just right. (2) Once you mount the large CF center piece you will notice it won’t sit completely flat when you’re ready to secure it to the intake housing. This is because there is a bracket underneath which has some tubing clipped to it. The tubing is what is pushing up, under the center piece. See pic. Give the bracket a good push down to bend it a bit and it will help the tubing clear the underside.

That’s it! Cutting the radiator cover was a little scary at first but once you make the first cut, don’t look back! It was all worth it. Will drive later today.

Blue87 · 10-28-2023, 10:57 AM

Thank you for sharing your experience. It's good to know there is an option for M50i models.

PNWM50I · 10-28-2023, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Blue87

Thank you for sharing your experience. It's good to know there is an option for M50i models.

Thanks, after two years I’m still impressed with this vehicle each day. Such a joy to drive.

Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/XPK-LjdPL...RjQKfNjmm9QcID

As for sound, no whoosh but I’m OK with that. Might get annoying over time. The exhaust seems a decibel louder as does the engine when punching it. Low end torque seems more responsive.

toronto_m50i · 02-05-2024, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by PNWM50I

Thanks, after two years I’m still impressed with this vehicle each day. Such a joy to drive.

Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/XPK-LjdPL...RjQKfNjmm9QcID

As for sound, no whoosh but I’m OK with that. Might get annoying over time. The exhaust seems a decibel louder as does the engine when punching it. Low end torque seems more responsive.

Congrats brother!!! If you get another passenger side rubber bellow it'll fit a lot nicer on the driver side.

PNWM50I · 02-05-2024, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by toronto_m50i

Congrats brother!!! If you get another passenger side rubber bellow it'll fit a lot nicer on the driver side.

Thanks! M-strut brace sitting in my garage at the moment. A little nervous about removing and installing the small bracket on the firewall at the top of the engine. Is it difficult? I also purchased the F95 oil neck filler part to allow the brace to fit. That looks pretty simple to swap.

toronto_m50i · 02-08-2024, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by PNWM50I

Thanks! M-strut brace sitting in my garage at the moment. A little nervous about removing and installing the small bracket on the firewall at the top of the engine. Is it difficult? I also purchased the F95 oil neck filler part to allow the brace to fit. That looks pretty simple to swap.

You actually don't need to swap that bracket. When we looked at it, it was identical to the f95 bracket, and we opted to keep it the way it is vs replacing it.

I track my vehicle regularly and no issues.

PNWM50I · 02-08-2024, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by toronto_m50i

You actually don't need to swap that bracket. When we looked at it, it was identical to the f95 bracket, and we opted to keep it the way it is vs replacing it.

I track my vehicle regularly and no issues.

Phew!! Seems like the swap will be much easier than anticipated. Thanks!

toronto_m50i · 02-19-2024, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by PNWM50I

Phew!! Seems like the swap will be much easier than anticipated. Thanks!

Anytime!

10-28-2023, 02:34 AM	#23
PNWM50I Lieutenant 594 Rep 580 Posts Drives: 21' x5 M50i Join Date: Jun 2021 Location: WASHINGTON iTrader: (0)	Done! Couple of small challenges but all in all, it fits as it should. Too tired to get to the details.will do that later. Performance aside, this looks incredible. Attached Images
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PNWM50I Lieutenant 594 Rep 580 Posts Drives: 21' x5 M50i Join Date: Jun 2021 Location: WASHINGTON iTrader: (0)	Here are the two modifications/challenges needed to make this fit on an M50i. (1) the rubber bellows which connect the intake housing to the turbo inlets will require some skill. The angle (see video) where the two ends meet isn’t perfectly flush. The rubber bellows will sit tight on one end of the turbo inlet but will be loose in the opposite. Why? The rubber bellows have a larger diameter than the M50i intake/turbo inlets. F95 must be larger one would presume. As you tighten the rubber bellow, you’ll need to keep one end of the rubber pulled and secured. Because it’s larger it will want to shrink and pull off the turbo inlet as you tighten the clamps. You will also need to adjust the angle of the clamp to secure it to the turbo inlet due I the angle. I’m pretty handy and with common sense, one could figure this out once they’re doing it. Sounds much more complicated than what I’ve described but it does take some trial and error to get it just right. (2) Once you mount the large CF center piece you will notice it won’t sit completely flat when you’re ready to secure it to the intake housing. This is because there is a bracket underneath which has some tubing clipped to it. The tubing is what is pushing up, under the center piece. See pic. Give the bracket a good push down to bend it a bit and it will help the tubing clear the underside. That’s it! Cutting the radiator cover was a little scary at first but once you make the first cut, don’t look back! It was all worth it. Will drive later today. Attached Images
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10-28-2023, 10:57 AM	#26
Blue87 Lieutenant 407 Rep 530 Posts Drives: 23 X5 M50i, 05 S2000 Join Date: Jul 2022 Location: IL iTrader: (0)	Thank you for sharing your experience. It's good to know there is an option for M50i models.
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