Installing $3,762 worth of COOLING MODS to our BMW M2 Competition! (CSF Radiators)

In this week's video, we install a full CSF Radiators S55 cooling package on our BMW F87 M2 Competition finished in Long Beach Blue. The car is due to be Stage 2 tuned very shortly so a full overhaul of the cooling system was needed!
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[@HotRodM4]

I’ve seen CSF charge cooler perform slightly worse than OEM on KZbin via Kies Motorsports. From what I gather from other people’s experience online, Wagner and PWR are the only charge coolers that outperform OEM on their own. Hopefully with the full CSF package, you guys get the results you’re looking for. Good video! 🍻

[@g42.greedo]

Link to this video?? I didnt see that from Kies the one i watch said CSF performed better.

[@jaimehurtado356]

Tom wrigley confirmed this as well, he took it off his car asap. It's more of an eye candy and yes less likely to fail but plenty of other options

[@TimChump]

Yes pretty much every tuner says the standard charge cooler is best

[@RicardoDavidson]

I’ve also seen that video which is exactly why I went with wagner for all things cooling related.

[@RegalAutosport]

SMASHED THAT LIKE

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[@Stilo95]

Is it okay to clean the Eventuri intake after every 6.000 miles and not after every 3.000 miles how Eventuri recommends it?