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Last edited by Slideways; 06-23-2026, 12:21 PM. -
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Is that the TMS box in the pic? How do you like it?Comment
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Yup, it's my friend's TMS V2 and the quality is surprisingly good compared to other aftermarket ones I have seen.Originally posted by LSBNick View PostComment
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Awesome, mine gets here at the end of January, can’t wait! I’ll be needing one of these decals!Originally posted by Slideways View PostComment
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Pm sent!Comment
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So the Turner box will accept flap snorkel?Comment
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It won't, but the Karbonius does (and of course, OE).Originally posted by MartyStein View PostComment
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PM me a price shipped to 6059 Western Australia for an airbox sticker please!Comment
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Out of curiosity, do you think that ducting kit you sell would work for a CSL bumper? I'm installing mine in a few, and wanted to source the OE flexible hose but it is NLA. Let me know if we can maybe figure something out for guys running a CSL bumper!
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1997 BMW M3 - Boston Green/Modena
2003 BMW M3 · Coupe · 6MT - Alpine White/M-Texture AlcantaraComment
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It could work for the CSL bumper. The short run from the flap control unit to the CSL bumper hole should fit if the bumper intake hole if it is slightly smaller than 3". The shiny ducting is more rigid than the secondary intake ducting which would be great for this application. The secondary intake ducting is more flexible and could run from the small intake hole on the bottom of the airbox to the lower grill, like in the CSL.Originally posted by BMWahba View Post
The lengths in the picture above have only been tested with an Eventuri bumper scoop as the primary air feed and the secondary ducting running from the airbox lower intake hole to the alternator cooling hole in the brake duct. It snakes through behind the alternator and under the sway bar.Comment
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