Mishimoto Intercooler Pipe Kit Alpine 2015-2020 BMW F80 M3/M4

The Mishimoto Intercooler Pipe Kit Alpine 2015-2020 BMW F80 M3/M4 maintains charge pressure and reduces the risk of factory pipe failure under boost, providing a reliable upgrade for the turbocharging system on 2015+ F8X M3 and M4 models.

This color-matched charge pipe kit is engineered to replace the factory piping that can become a weak link in the air-to-water intercooler system. Because the air-to-water intercooler is responsible for keeping intake air temperatures (IATs) low, maintaining a leak-free, pressure-capable charge path is critical to consistent performance and engine safety.

Key attributes and why they matter:

Color-matched charge pipes — Preserve the vehicle’s OEM appearance while delivering an upgraded charge path; useful when maintaining a factory-correct look is important during performance modifications.

Designed for the 2015+ BMW F8X M3/M4 platform — Ensures compatibility with the F80 chassis and M3/M4 engine configuration, aligning with the vehicle’s existing intercooler layout and connections.

Addresses known factory weakness — Replaces stock charge pipes that are prone to splitting under pressure, improving reliability during sustained boost and spirited driving.

Integrates with the air-to-water intercooler system — Maintains the sealed charge circuit required for the intercooler to keep IATs low, supporting steady engine output and consistent tuning behavior.

Brand confidence — Mishimoto — Backed by a supplier known for focused cooling and charge-system components, intended for users who prioritize durability and system integrity in motorsports and street performance applications.

Installation notes: this kit is intended as a direct replacement for the factory charge pipes on compatible 2015–2020 F8X M3 and M4 vehicles. By restoring a robust, pressure-capable pathway between the turbocharger/intercooler and throttle body, the kit reduces the likelihood of pressure-related failures that can interrupt performance or cause engine-management faults.