MINI F60 Countryman - Dinan Intake System Install

Follow along as I install a Dinan Carbon Fiber Intake System on my 2017 Mini Countryman All4 S!
0:00 Introduction
1:06 Installation Walkthrough
7:16 System Installed
8:39 Sound Test
Tools I used:
Torx T20 bit
Torx T25 bit
Cutting tool (scissors/utility blade)
2.5mm Allen Wrench
Flathead Screwdriver
This is first video of a 3-part series of performance upgrades!
Part 1: Dinan Intake System
Part 2 (coming soon): NM Engineering Exhaust System
Part 3 (coming soon): ECU Flash Tune
(Do not substitute this video for manufacturer instructions or professional advice when modifying your vehicle.)

[@kodai2099]

Thank you for the video, I look forward to your next upgrades.

[@MrFido7up]

can give us sound recording in comfort mode and sport mode, please? am looking for a nice intake for mini JCW 2022 that I can drive in my neighborhood quietly but go enjoy it in tracks

[@antma21]

Nice one. Has the fuel consumption changed since the upgrade?

[@wingr66]

Do you have just the intake or do you have a tune or tune box?

[@wingr66]

Secondary question. Now that you have had it a while how does it affect mpg?

[@mauricetrinidad4929]

Hi thanks for the video. What's the dimensions of the intake as well as the intake diameter that connects to the dinan pipe? Looking to purchase this but want to use a dry filter instead.
Thank you!

[@chrisbelgrade7902]

Was there a place to mount The grommet for the wires

[@KindaCoolDad]

No, there isn't. It hasn't been an issue the past few months since installing though.

[@jherizinn9776]

@@KindaCoolDad I used the rubber grommet as a "stand-off" to protect carbon fiber housing from any rubbing of the cable harness. Just slid it down the line to rest at the corner of the housing. It's a snug fit so the grommet won't slide around. Another thing I discovered over time is the pipe screws CAN work loose. Might want to check them each time you replace the filter. Might even want to use a little blue loctite to preclude losing a screw.