aFe Power Stage-1 Cold Air Intake w/ Pro 5R Filter For 2004-2005 BMW 545i/645Ci dart which utilizes chambered high-flow catalysts FGXX-668603

Name: aFe Power Stage-1 Cold Air Intake w/ Pro 5R Filter For 2004-2005 BMW 545i/645Ci dart which utilizes chambered high-flow catalysts FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35964344518
Price: 182.50 USD
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aFe Power Stage 1 Cold Air Intake w Pro 5R Filter For 2004 2005 BMW 545i 645Ci dart which utilizes chambered high flow catalysts FGXX 668603 which utilizes chambered high flow catalysts combined with stepped headers to increase mid range torque for more responsive acceleration off the line and positioned downstream to optimize rider comfort this exhaust system includes mandrel bent tubing for improved exhaust flow and reduced backpressure 2004 2005 BMW 645Ci (E63 E64) Gas V8 4 This Stage 1 cold air intake system produces 7 horsepower

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