
B58 – BMW M140i, M340i & Supra Head Gasket Keychain
This stainless-steel head gasket keychain celebrates the BMW B58, BMW’s modern turbocharged 3.0-litre inline-six petrol-engine family. Introduced in 2015, the B58 combines 2,998 cc capacity, a single twin-scroll turbocharger, direct injection and six-cylinder smoothness across BMW, Toyota, Morgan and Ineos applications.
Engine Identity
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Manufacturer: BMW AG.
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Engine family: BMW B58.
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Common variants: B58B30M0, B58B30O0, B58B30M1, B58B30O1, B58B30M2 and B58B30O2; specification varies by generation, vehicle and market.
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Configuration: Longitudinal or transverse, water-cooled turbocharged inline-six petrol engine.
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Cylinder count: 6
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Displacement: 2,998 cc / 3.0 litres.
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Production period: 2015 onwards.
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Valvetrain: DOHC, four valves per cylinder, 24 valves total, with Double VANOS variable cam timing and Valvetronic variable valve lift.
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Fuel system: Direct petrol injection.
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Induction: One twin-scroll turbocharger serving all six cylinders.
The B58 is part of BMW’s modular engine family and shares design principles with the B48 petrol four-cylinder and B57 diesel six-cylinder. It uses an 82.0 mm bore and 94.6 mm stroke, giving it an undersquare 2,998 cc layout.
Vehicle Compatibility Matrix
The B58 has been installed in numerous BMW Group and partner-brand vehicles. The applications below are significant examples, rather than a claim to list every market-, power- or model-year-specific fitment.
The B58 was not fitted to the F80 M3 or F82 M4; those cars used the related but distinct twin-turbo S55 engine. Confirm the engine code from the vehicle’s VIN or under-bonnet identification label before using a head-gasket profile for technical reference.
Why This Engine Matters
The B58 succeeded BMW’s N55 inline-six and became one of BMW’s most widely used modern performance petrol engines. Its closed-deck block, single twin-scroll turbocharger and integrated water-to-air intercooler design provide a strong foundation for both factory performance and enthusiast tuning.
The engine’s breadth is part of its appeal: it powers BMW saloons, coupés, SUVs and roadsters, as well as the Toyota GR Supra, Morgan Plus Six and Ineos Grenadier. Factory outputs vary from around 326 PS in early BMW 340i applications to 374 PS in later M Performance models, with mild-hybrid and technical-update variants continuing to evolve.
Technical Specifications
The technical data above is not a universal B58 specification sheet: output, torque, injection pressure, exhaust treatment, cooling and electrification differ between B58 generations and engine codes. A 2016 B58B30M0 BMW 340i, a 2020 B58TU Toyota GR Supra and a current mild-hybrid BMW use the B58 architecture but should not be assumed to share all service parts.
Product Details
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Stainless-steel head gasket keychain inspired by the BMW B58 3.0-litre turbocharged inline-six cylinder-head gasket profile.
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Designed for B58-powered BMW, Toyota GR Supra, Morgan and Ineos enthusiasts.
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Finished using our three-stage vibratory polishing process for a smooth, durable metal finish.
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Supplied on a plywood display card for gifting, collecting or display.
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A compact tribute to BMW’s versatile, turbocharged modern straight-six.
FAQ
What is the BMW B58 engine?
The BMW B58 is a 2,998 cc, turbocharged inline-six petrol-engine family introduced in 2015. It uses direct injection, Double VANOS, Valvetronic and a single twin-scroll turbocharger.
Which cars use the BMW B58?
B58 engines are used in numerous BMW models, including 340i, 440i, M240i, M340i, 540i, 840i, X3 M40i, Z4 M40i and X5/X6/X7 variants, as well as the Toyota GR Supra, Morgan Plus Six and Ineos Grenadier.
Is the B58 the same as the S58?
No. The B58 is BMW’s single-turbo 3.0-litre inline-six family, while the S58 is the higher-performance BMW M twin-turbo derivative used in vehicles such as the G80 M3 and G82 M4.
Is this a functional replacement head gasket?
No. This is a decorative stainless-steel keychain inspired by the BMW B58 head-gasket shape; it is not an engine-service component.





