Aluminium charge pipe suitable for BMW M140i, M240i, 340i, 440i, 540i, 640i, 740i, X3, X4 B58

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Unfortunately, even newer BMW engines are fitted with plastic charge air pipes that often crack or burst when boost pressure is increased. In the best case, this only causes temporary vehicle failure; in the worst case, it can also lead to unpleasant secondary damage from ingested plastic debris.

To prevent this, we offer tested, precision-fit aluminum chargepipes (connecting the intercooler to the throttle body).

In addition to an "anti-burst guarantee," these chargepipes include 1/8 NPT bungs that can be used for water/methanol injection or other purposes (e.g., boost gauge, reference port for auxiliary injection or fuel pumps, etc.).

Scope of delivery:

  • 1x two-piece chargepipe
  • 1x silicone coupler
  • 2x matching clamps

Replaces the original plastic pipe, part number: 13718601684

Certified fitment:

F20N 5-door: M140i, M140iX
F21N 3-door: M140i, M140iX
F22 Coupe: M240i, M240iX
F22N Coupe: M240i, M240iX
F23 Convertible: M240i, M240iX
F23N Convertible: M240i, M240iX
F30N Sedan: 340i, 340iX
F31N Touring: 340i, 340iX
F32 Coupe: 440i, 440iX
F32N Coupe: 440i, 440iX
F33 Convertible: 440i, 440iX
F33N Convertible: 440i, 440iX
F34N GT: 340i, 340iX
F36 Gran Coupe: 440i, 440iX
F36N Gran Coupe: 440i, 440iX
G01 SAV: X3 M40iX
G02 SAC: X4 M40iX
G11 Sedan: 740i
G12 Sedan: 740i, 740iX, 740Li, 740LiX
G30 Sedan: 540i, 540iX
G31 Touring: 540iX
G32 GT: 640i, 640iX
G38 Sedan: 540Li

A Stronger Path for Your Boost

The pipe carrying boost from the turbo to the throttle on a B58 leaves the factory as plastic, and plastic is the part most likely to fail once the engine is worked. An aluminium charge pipe replaces it with a metal one that holds full boost without flexing, cracking, or blowing off a coupler. Beyond the durability, it is simply a better-made part, and this one arrives as a complete kit ready to bolt straight on. It belongs to the wider B58 charge pipes range built for these cars.

Why Metal Beats the Original

The aluminium case is straightforward. Where the moulded original hardens and fatigues under heat and pressure until it eventually gives way, an aluminium charge pipe kit holds its shape and its seal for the life of the car. A smooth, consistent bore keeps airflow to the throttle steady, and secure couplers replace the press-fit joints that tend to let go on the plastic part. It is strength you can rely on as the power climbs. On a stock car, the benefit is mostly peace of mind, but the moment a tune raises boost, that reassurance becomes a genuine reliability gain, since the plastic original is exactly the part that a higher-boost setup finishes off soonest.

Everything You Need in One Box

The appeal of a complete charge pipe kit is that nothing is left for you to source separately. A good one arrives with everything the swap requires:

  • The mandrel-formed aluminium pipe itself
  • Quality silicone couplers to seal each joint
  • Stainless clamps to hold them securely
  • Provision for the factory valve and any sensor

Open the box and the whole job is in front of you, rather than a bare pipe and a shopping list of fittings to chase.

A Clean Bolt-On

Fitting is refreshingly simple. Because it is a turbo charge pipe kit designed as a direct replacement, the old pipe comes out, the valve transfers across, and the new pipe clamps into place on fresh couplers with ordinary hand tools. There is nothing to cut or fabricate, and the solidity of the metal part is obvious the moment it is seated. Most owners have it done in well under an hour. It is one of those jobs that feels satisfying precisely because you can see and feel the improvement, swapping a flimsy moulded part for something that looks and feels built to last long after it is bolted in.

Broad Fitment, Exact Match

The B58 powers a wide spread of cars, and this kit is designed to suit the family, from the M140i and M240i through the 340i, 440i, 540i, 640i, and 740i, to the X3 and X4. That breadth is a real strength, but the exact pipe still has to match your car, since engine bays and connections vary between them. Confirm your model and year before ordering, and it will drop straight in. A listing that names the exact cars it fits is always the one to trust, so you end up with the pipe made for your bay rather than one that almost fits.

FAQ

Does one aluminium pipe fit all the listed B58 models?
It is designed for the listed B58 cars, though packaging can differ between them. Confirm it is listed for your exact model rather than assuming the whole range fits identically.
Why choose aluminium over the plastic factory pipe?
Aluminium is far stronger than the plastic original, which can crack under raised boost. It gives a more durable connection for a tuned B58.
Does an aluminium pipe pass engine heat to the charge air?
Metal does conduct bay heat, but at the charge pipe stage the effect on charge temperature is minor. The durability gain outweighs that small trade-off for most builds.
Is the aluminium pipe heavier than the factory part?
It is usually close in weight to the part it replaces, so it adds no meaningful mass. The real change is strength rather than weight.
How does aluminium hold up to corrosion and boost over time?
Quality aluminium resists corrosion and handles boost pressure and heat for the long term. A good finish keeps it reliable and tidy in the engine bay.
Is an aluminium charge pipe worth it across these models?
Across these cars it addresses the same restrictive factory part, so the value is consistent. It pays off most on cars running more boost.