Eventuri Carbon Intake for the 2025+ Mercedes-AMG G63 W465 (M177)

Eventuri Carbon Intake for the 2025+ Mercedes-AMG G63 W465 (M177)

Ryan Morgan

The Eventuri Intake System for the 2025+ Mercedes-AMG G63 (W465, M177) is a complete ground-up redesign of the factory intake architecture, engineered to deliver measurable airflow gains, improved turbo efficiency, and a dramatic visual upgrade to the engine bay. Developed specifically for the new W465 platform, this system replaces the restrictive OEM airboxes with high-volume pre-preg carbon fiber housings that take full advantage of the available space under the hood. By increasing intake volume and refining the airflow path, Eventuri achieved approximately 25% greater airflow capacity over stock, all while retaining the factory cold air feeds for consistent intake temperatures.

The increased internal volume and smoother transitions allow the turbochargers to draw air with less resistance, helping reduce wastegate duty cycle and improve overall engine efficiency. The result is enhanced throttle response, stronger mid-range performance, and a more engaging induction sound under load. To accommodate the larger intake assemblies, Eventuri also redesigned the engine cover. The new cover is manufactured from pre-preg carbon fiber and features a distinctive red Kevlar center section with a herringbone carbon weave, completing the engine bay with a motorsport-inspired aesthetic.

As with all Eventuri systems, every component is engineered with performance as the primary objective and manufactured to exceptionally high standards using 100% pre-preg carbon fiber, with no fiberglass construction. This allows for a smooth internal surface finish that promotes cleaner airflow and minimizes turbulence.

Eventuri Mercedes W465 G63 AMG carbon intake system installed

Eventuri W465 G63 AMG intake system close-up

Eventuri carbon airbox assembly Mercedes W465 G63 AMG

Eventuri intake system details for W465 G63 AMG

Eventuri G63 AMG W465 intake components overview

Eventuri pre-preg carbon construction on W465 G63 intake

Airbox Assemblies

The dual airbox assemblies utilize a two-piece upper and lower design, separated by bespoke high-flow panel filters. Each airbox is shaped to maximize internal volume while maintaining a direct, unobstructed airflow path to the turbo inlets. Due to the compact G63 engine bay, increasing volume required careful optimization of internal height. The most significant gains were achieved by enlarging the upper airbox lids, resulting in a smoother transition from filter to turbo and a substantial increase in overall airflow capacity.

Each airbox incorporates multiple CNC-machined components and precision brackets to ensure perfect OEM-style fitment. New to the W465 platform are integrated breather modules positioned immediately before the outlets, each precision-machined to accept the factory breather ports. The airbox bases feature machined mounting points designed to seat cleanly into the OEM rubber grommets on both sides.

Eventuri W465 G63 AMG airbox assemblies and mounting points

OEM vs Eventuri Airbox Design

A direct comparison with the factory airboxes highlights the advantages of the Eventuri system. The OEM intake relies on a long, narrow flexible duct feeding into a compact airbox, limiting both volume and flow capacity while restricting how incoming air is presented to the filter. Eventuri integrates the majority of the cold air feed length directly into the airbox base, allowing for a significantly larger internal volume and a more organic airflow path that exposes the filter more evenly.

Additionally, the OEM airbox lid places the filter panel very close to the turbo inlet, forcing airflow through a tight, uneven transition from a rectangular filter to a circular inlet. This creates stagnant zones across the filter surface and increases resistance. The Eventuri design lowers the filter position, creating additional space for a smooth transition to the turbo inlet. This results in more uniform filter utilization, reduced turbulence, and lower drag on the turbochargers.

OEM vs Eventuri airbox volume and flow path comparison for W465 G63

Eventuri W465 intake airflow path and filter exposure comparison

Eventuri intake design improvements versus OEM airbox on W465 G63

Carbon Fiber Engine Cover

Maximizing intake volume required a redesigned engine cover, as the factory cover sits too close to the OEM intake system. The Eventuri engine cover is manufactured from pre-preg carbon fiber and features a Kevlar center section, providing necessary clearance while delivering a striking visual upgrade.

Eventuri carbon fiber engine cover with Kevlar center section for W465 G63

Eventuri W465 G63 AMG carbon engine cover detail

Herringbone carbon and red Kevlar detail on Eventuri engine cover

Custom High-Flow Panel Filters

To support the increased intake volume, Eventuri developed bespoke panel filters specifically for this system. These filters use a multi-layer dry filtration medium for effective particle capture while maintaining high airflow. The curved filter profile eliminates sharp internal corners within the airbox, reducing turbulence and maintaining smooth, consistent airflow to the turbos.

Eventuri bespoke high-flow dry panel filters for W465 G63 AMG intake

Product Details

  • Carbon Fiber Airbox Bases
  • Carbon Fiber Airbox Lids
  • Bespoke High-Flow Dry Panel Filters
  • Carbon Fiber Engine Cover with Kevlar Center Section
  • CNC-Machined Sensor Mounts
  • Custom EPDM Flexible Duct Connectors
  • Laser-Cut Stainless Steel Mounting Brackets

Fitment

  • 2025+ Mercedes-AMG G63 (W465)
  • Engine: M177
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