Improve the performance and reliability of your Mini Cooper S or B48-powered BMW with the FTP Motorsport V2 Charge Pipe & Boost Pipe Kit. Designed to replace the weak factory plastic pipes, this upgraded aluminum pipe kit enhances airflow, increases throttle response, and ensures long-term durability under elevated boost pressure.

The enlarged diameter piping reduces airflow restriction, allowing the turbocharger to breathe more efficiently for improved mid-range power and sharper acceleration. High-strength 3-ply silicone couplers guarantee a secure, leak-free seal even under demanding conditions, while the integrated bung allows easy installation of water or methanol injection for advanced tuning setups.

Released in January 2019, the updated V2 version includes refined construction, improved fitment, and enhanced durability. The kit includes all required hardware—O-ring, seal, and C-clip—to ensure an OEM-style installation with no modifications. Built for performance enthusiasts, this combo kit is the ideal upgrade to ensure your B48 engine responds faster, pulls harder, and operates more reliably.

Key Features:

• Increased Flow: Larger diameter piping improves airflow and enhances turbo efficiency.
• Direct OEM Replacement: Replaces factory plastic pipes with high-strength aluminum for improved durability.
• Caliber Increase: Reduces intake turbulence and supports higher performance output.
• 3-Ply Silicone Couplers: High-durability couplers withstand elevated boost pressure.
• Water Injection Bung: Allows seamless integration of water/methanol injection systems.
• Reliable Construction: Engineered to prevent failures under increased boost; includes O-ring, seal, and C-clip for complete installation.

Fitment:

BMW Models (B48 Engine)

• 2 Series F45 Active Tourer, 11/2013–05/2016
• 2 Series F46 Gran Tourer, 07/2014–05/2016
• X1 F48, 11/2014–06/2016
• X1 F49, 11/2014–05/2016

MINI Models (B48 Engine)

• MINI F55, 09/2013–05/2016
• MINI F56, 04/2013–05/2016
• MINI Clubman F54, 11/2014–05/2016
• MINI Cabrio F57, 11/2014–05/2016