Split Second Turbo Tuner For Bmw N54 135i/335i/535i/z4 on 2040-parts.com
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
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Split Second Turbo Tuner made for the BMW N54 platform (135i/335i/535i/Z35i). Easy install that plugs directly into your TMAP sensor and instantly adds 40hp/50tq by increasing the boost output an additional 4 psi! This tuner is the safest on the market and leaves no traces or error codes! Simply plug this in and start enjoying the power that your N54 was made to unleash.
MSRP of $600 from Split Second. |
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