AIRTEC Motorsport Induction Kit for the F56 Mini Cooper S & JCW
Developed in-house at AIRTEC HQ in the UK, this kit is specifically designed to suit the turbocharged 2.0-litre petrol engine that comes fitted as standard to the F56 Cooper S and John Cooper Works (JCW) models.
Please note, currently only fits pre-LCI models (2014-2018)
AIRTEC Motorsport Induction Kit for the F56 Mini Cooper S & JCW
Developed in-house at AIRTEC HQ in the UK, this kit is specifically designed to suit the turbocharged 2.0-litre petrol engine that comes fitted as standard to the F56 Cooper S and John Cooper Works (JCW) models.
The kit is a direct replacement that requires no additional drilling or cutting to fit.
It comes complete with an AIRTEC branded foam air filter, laser cut AIRTEC branded heat shield, which helps to direct cold air towards the filter, an alloy induction pipe, complete with air-flow sensor mounting and a high-quality Pro Hoses silicone connecting hose, available in a range of colours to suit your engine bay.
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Please note, currently only fits pre-LCI models (2014-2018)
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