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Induction Kits - Our best picks for Mini Coopers!
So I am going to assume that you have already read my previous blog post explaining how and why air filters are important. If you haven't, find the link below:
Going forwards, I will now assume you are potentially in the market for me to whet your whistle! I have put together our most most popular air induction kits the R50, R52, R53, R56 and F56 below - but you know where we are to find out about any other Mini model you may have!
These induction kits replace the standard air intake system, swapping it with a setup designed to maximize airflow into the engine, paving the way for that exhilarating burst of speed and efficiency. In this post, we’ll navigate through a range of air induction kits tailored for various Mini models, assisting you in finding that perfect blend of roar and performance.
R50 Mini Cooper One - Ramair Induction Kit
Performance induction kit for the Mini Cooper and Mini Cooper One with the 1.4 and 1.6 R50 engines. With features like T304 Stainless steel cage support structure, they are 100% hand made in the UK with guarantees against manufacturing defects for life. Plus it is wasy to clean using hot soapy water.
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R52/R53 Mini Cooper S - Airtec Induction Kit
The AIRTEC kit is a great example of an enclosed induction kit. Being enclosed, you limit the amount of heatsoak being drawn into the engine, as the colder the air going in, the more power you can get out of the car. Plus, it does look great with a large foam AIRTEC branded filter and viewing glass.
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R52/R53 Mini Cooper S - Pipercross Induction Kit with Heat Shield
Being at a lower price point than the Airtec, this is a great kit for this on a tighter budget. It replaces the complete standard airbox and includes the full fitting kit and instructions. It also offers easy cleaning with no dirt caught like with V shaped filter grooves. As with other brands, Pipercross also offer lifetime warranty on all replacement and performance road use filters.
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R56 Mini Cooper S - Airtec Induction Kit
The design replaces the upper part of the original air box with a laser cut alloy housing in a powder coated black finish. This allows a large, free-flowing filter to fit in place and connects to the original intake pipe with a high quality Pro Hoses silicone hose and alloy intake connector. Note: This kit is designed to fit the 2006 to 2010 N14 engine model. If the car has a MAF sensor, you may have to trim the induction hose down to fit.
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R56 Mini Cooper S - Pipercross Induction Kit
The foam filters have been designed to improve airflow and horsepower, offering a crisper throttle response and superior performance for improved acceleration and greater driving enjoyment. The spun aluminium base has a uniquely designed air inlet, incorporating a full radius air inlet bellmouth to allow air to pass smoothly into the engine, maximising power output.
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F56 & JCW Mini Cooper S - Airtec Induction kit
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 hose, available in a range of colours to suit your engine bay.
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F56 Mini Cooper - Forge Motorsport Induction kit
Although developed specifically for the 2.0 petrol engine found in the Cooper S and Cooper JCW, it will also fit the Cooper 1.5 petrol. The intake itself features a bespoke aluminium heat shield which doubles as a scoop to direct air from the cold air inlet on the slam panel, and it picks up on the stock mounting locations with rubber grommets to reduce vibration and noise. The pipe to the filter is hand fabricated and features a precision machined MAF boss so that the cars original MAF can simply be bolted on to the new intake.
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Direnza Cold Air Induction Kit - Mini Cooper S F56 14-18 Non-LCI
Lightweight alloy pipework mandrel-bent for accurate placement on your Mini is coated with a premium grade, black textured finish for a sleek appearance. Designed to significantly enhance airflow into the 2.0L engine compared with stock. Each kit includes heat-resistant silicone hoses to offer extra durability.
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Of course, these are not the only kits we can supply so if there is anything you would like to discuss please do get in touch! Our telephone number is 0333 188 3789 or email us at contact@torquemonkey.co.uk!
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