Does any one know where I can get one I keep searching but can't seem to find one...?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks in advance!!
WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
What's wrong with your stock airbox?
Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
I don't know what it's called but the hole in the airbox is detached from the panel.. so there is a big gap? Plus I want a cone filter.wkohler wrote:What's wrong with your stock airbox?
Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
There's a piece of foam that bridges that gap. Still available new, though a while back a member found a longer-lasting solution. The stock airbox is far superior to a cone filter. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be in demand or short supply for those who have ended up with a car where a PO "wanted a cone filter."
Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
Are they actually that much better?wkohler wrote:There's a piece of foam that bridges that gap. Still available new, though a while back a member found a longer-lasting solution. The stock airbox is far superior to a cone filter. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be in demand or short supply for those who have ended up with a car where a PO "wanted a cone filter."
Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
First dont even question Kholer giving you advice. Take it and move on! Cold air intakes 99% give you a horsepower loss over the stock airbox. There are plenty of videos on youtube explaining this. A "cold air intake" has seen improvements when put in front of a fan and no where near the motor for dyno testing, not a set up you could ever realisticaly run. These gains were only 1 or 2 more horsepower for such extreme measurements.
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Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
Yes. I'm sure several people will gladly trade you their cone filter setup for your factory S38 airbox.EuroE28M5 wrote:Are they actually that much better?wkohler wrote:There's a piece of foam that bridges that gap. Still available new, though a while back a member found a longer-lasting solution. The stock airbox is far superior to a cone filter. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be in demand or short supply for those who have ended up with a car where a PO "wanted a cone filter."
Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
thanks guys!
Re: WTB: E28 M5 Cold air Intake (cone filter)
To reiteriate the above, it took me about a year of searching and 150 bucks to get the car back to stock airbox, because someone before me wanted a cone filter. Same on my old M60.
P.S. OP i know you got the point from the previous posts, this is more for future reference.
P.S. OP i know you got the point from the previous posts, this is more for future reference.

