K & N Performance Air Filter System For Bmw 750il Two Filters! Ru-2820 on 2040-parts.com
Northville, Michigan, US
This is a Performance Air filter system for a BMW 750il. It contains two 6" filters, two BMW rubber elbows, and all the hardware to install this remarkable system. I bought it for my BMW 850i, but found that you needed to do too much custom work to get it to fit under the hood. I believe this cost more than $100.
K&N Automotive Air Intakes
- Guaranteed to Gain Horsepower
- K&N Million Mile Limited Warranty®
- Engineered for specific vehicle design
- Easy to Install, usually in 90 minutes or less!
- Use up to 100,000 miles before filter servicing is required
- Available for many popular automotive, motorcycle, ATV and RV applications
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