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Old Jul 11, 2019 | 03:50 PM
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Old Jul 11, 2019 | 11:42 PM
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BMS: "BMS is the best! MST is crap! "

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Old Jul 12, 2019 | 12:51 AM
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BMS: "BMS is the best! MST is crap! "

MST: "............. "
Sorry I don't recall anyone saying anything like that. We just pointed out some things they're lacking.

I don't even think they're a vendor here...

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Old Jul 12, 2019 | 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by BMS
Sorry I don't recall anyone saying anything like that. We just pointed out some things they're lacking.

I don't even think they're a vendor here...

-Payam
And to be fair, there were about 13 people here criticizing the designs of both intakes before BMS ever chimed in. MST has no presence to defend their design however.
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Old Jul 12, 2019 | 10:49 AM
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How do they sound? Is there more turbo noise? Has anyone tried to compare stock intake AIT and after fitting either filter?
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Old Jul 25, 2019 | 01:23 AM
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I just bought the MST intake and would like to share my opinion of the product compared to what I see coming from BMS (I don't own the BMS intake, but you can see that there aren't many components to their kit and everything is plain to see).

1) The MST intake is not an enclosure. I would call it more of a two-stepped heat shield and would say that the BMS intake heat shields cover better and would be more effective than the MST ones.
2) The MST filters are much smaller than the BMS filters.
3) The sensor extensions are much neater and more secure on the BMS intake.
4) The BMS turbo inlet pipes should flow much better than the stock ones. The MST does not come with turbo inlet pipes.
5) It would seem that the "ram air" effect from the stock intake plenums into the MST "enclosure" would be more restrictive than the open air BMS design (which uses no parts, but in fact deletes parts). Cool air gets rammed into the engine bay through the same source/place anyway.
6) BMS needs you to cut the engine cover, that bothers me.

If I were to do this again I would buy the BMS system and a spare engine cover to keep at home knowing I can revert, or leave the cover off entirely.

Hope this helps others make an educated decision of their own.

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Old Jul 25, 2019 | 08:25 AM
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i'd buy those inlet pipes separately if i could. that's the single part that will create the biggest difference in this set-up. the stock units have baffles and chambers for nose reduction
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Old Jul 25, 2019 | 08:44 AM
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i'd buy those inlet pipes separately if i could. that's the single part that will create the biggest difference in this set-up. the stock units have baffles and chambers for nose reduction
I thought about that but even if I bought the BMS kit to use just the inlet pipes, you can't use any of the MST stuff, so it comes back to getting the BMS kit.

The BMS inlet pipes are longer/higher and you can't use the original pre-box ducting anymore. If you don't use the ducting, then you don't need the "box" of the MST. If you don't use the "box" of the MST, you might as well use the BMS filters. So in the end you are left with - BMS.

I just had to buy the MST to find this out first hand.
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Old Jul 25, 2019 | 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by TModelle
I thought about that but even if I bought the BMS kit to use just the inlet pipes, you can't use any of the MST stuff, so it comes back to getting the BMS kit.

The BMS inlet pipes are longer/higher and you can't use the original pre-box ducting anymore. If you don't use the ducting, then you don't need the "box" of the MST. If you don't use the "box" of the MST, you might as well use the BMS filters. So in the end you are left with - BMS.

I just had to buy the MST to find this out first hand.
yeah i have this idea where i'd get my hands on those inlet pipes then cut them down bead roll the end and then use a coupler to join the end of the BMS inlet tube to the OEM secondary section and use the stock airboxes after removing the internal baffles and replacing the filters.

that would be the ideal set-up.


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Old Jul 26, 2019 | 02:27 PM
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i'd buy those inlet pipes separately if i could. that's the single part that will create the biggest difference in this set-up. the stock units have baffles and chambers for nose reduction
We'd be happy to sell them but they won't fit without our filters, the filters and pipes have to be designed as one unit for proper clearance.
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Old Jul 29, 2019 | 03:13 PM
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Is there really a horse power difference between the offered intakes vs kn or bmc air filter swap? I personally don’t think so.
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Originally Posted by jim04clk
Is there really a horse power difference between the offered intakes vs kn or bmc air filter swap? I personally don’t think so.
maybe for a pull. but stock units probably stay more consistent and have lower iat's on average.

what a proper product release thread is: https://www.audizine.com/forum/showt...-Available-now

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Old Jul 30, 2019 | 01:31 PM
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Is there really a horse power difference between the offered intakes vs kn or bmc air filter swap? I personally don’t think so.
The gains depend on the boost levels being run. We've had customers report around a 1mph gain with the BMS intake in controlled testing, which is in the area of 10whp and shows that the heat soak perception is a myth on the platform.
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Old Mar 24, 2021 | 03:26 AM
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I have 2019 c43 and looking to get Air Intake, Found only one model. Any one know what’s best in market ?
Yestreday it was monted into my car (MST perfromance intake V2). Unfortuantely I was expecting more. There is no big sound improvement and also the fitting into the engine bay is not exactly as described. The engine plastic cover is not attached looking towards the fire wall. My opininon is it is better to spend money on other accessories......
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