Please be aware that this Induction Kit does not fit vehicles with a MAF sensor, if you are unsure on compatibility please contact us.
This Induction Kit for The BMW Mini Cooper S (R56 models, 2007 on models) replaces the original filter and air box to improve the breathing of your engine. Unlike many aftermarket induction kits, this kit maintains the intake of colder air from the front of the vehicle to ensure that performance gains achieved through using a free flowing filter are not lost by drawing in warmer air from the engine bay.
Users of this kit have reported back on the ease of installation as well as a sportier sound without being obtrusive.
Please note this only fits the earlier N14 engine (2007-2012) and not the later N18 engine.
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If your purchase is time critical please check with us before placing your order to avoid being disappointed.
Car modification laws in the UK and elsewhere are in place to ensure drivers who want to enhance their vehicles adhere to certain safety standards. While modifications are a great way to alter the look and performance of a car, some may also affect the handling and overall safety of the vehicle on the road.
You may need to inform your insurance company of any modifications made to your car – whether they were already installed when you purchased the vehicle or if you have done them yourself. If you don’t tell your insurer, any future claim you make could be turned down. Worse still, your insurance could be completely invalidated. Modifications carried out to any car may affect the vehicle manufacturers warranty.
