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CSF 2014+ BMW X5M (F95) / X6M (F96) / XM (G09) Charge-Air-Cooler
$2,799.00
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$2,799.00
$2,799.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- CSF
- SKU
- CSF8315
- Shipping weight
- 33.7 lb
CSF originally designed the BMW S63 Charge-Air-Coolers for the F9X M5/M6. Over five hundred of these Intercoolers kits have been sold with many of them on 1000+ hp builds. Due to their popularity and success, CSF has received many requests to have a set made to fit the X5M and X6M. CSF worked with Steve Dinan's Carbahn to develop the mounting hardware needed to use these coolers. The result - a true plug-and-play system requiring no modifications to install that will take your M SUV to a whole new level.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-2023 | BMW | X5 | M |
| 2020,2024-2025 | BMW | X5 | M Competition |
| 2024-2026 | BMW | X5 | M60i |
| 2019-2023 | BMW | X6 | M |
| 2020-2021,2024-2025 | BMW | X6 | M Competition |
| 2024-2026 | BMW | X6 | M60i |
| 2023-2026 | BMW | X7 | M60i |
| 2023-2025 | BMW | XM | Base |
| 2024-2025 | BMW | XM | Label |
- Finished with a Professional "Crinkle Black" Powder-Coated Finish (CSF #8315) - Custom Powder-Coating Available (Inquire for More Details on Lead Time and Pricing)
- Designed with 3D Scanning and Rapid Prototype Technology to Ensure Precise Fitment and Maximum Surface Area Utilization
- Custom Designed CSF Liquid-To-Air Intercooler Core (CFD Analysis and Testing Completed to Ensure Optimal Performance)
- Integrated E85/Methanol Injection Ports Built into Air Outlet End Tank (Dual 1/8 NPT Ports Per Cooler)
- 100% Increase in Core Volume Per Each Charge Cooler Compared to the OEM Charge Air Coolers
- Sold as a Complete Set with Left and Right Charge-Air Coolers + Installation Hardware
- Complete with OEM-Style "Quick Connect" Water Connections and Sensor Ports
- 1-Piece Seamless Air Inlet End Tanks with Integrated Charge Pipes
- "Drop-In Fit" Design with No Modifications Necessary
- Significantly Reduces Intake Air Temperatures (IATs)
- Lifetime Warranty
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