Product details:
RacingLine High-Flow Inlet has been designed as a simple upgrade to dramatically increase the airflow in the turbo. It is the perfect addition to the R600 cold air intake, OEM airbox or any other intake system on the market today.
A simple fitting, the RacingLine High-Flow intake elbow is actually a larger diameter, free-flowing intake elbow, CNC machined from aluminum balls to replace the plastic factory inlet. which is small and restrictive.
Without it, the potential of any high-flow intake system is wasted because any smooth-flowing intake charge must narrow to fit through the tight and restrictive elbow of the OEM part.
And The result? OEM vs RacingLine comparisons on our flow bench reveals an impressive improvement in air flow. We've seen surprisingly large horsepower and torque increase from RacingLine Turbo High Flow intake inlet due to the faster turbo airflow and increased airflow it generates.
It is also possible to hear enhanced sound from the turbo which is another plus for any hobbyist.
This Turbo RacingLine High-Flow inlet is designed for MQB platforms with 2.0 T (F) SI EA888 generation 3 engines.
Characteristics :
- Plug & Play assembly
- Easy and Fast assembly
- Extensive testing in production vehicles and highly prepared vehicles.
- High quality smooth glossy black finish
- High quality T6-6061 aluminum
- The ideal solution for the most efficient vehicles.
- Kit and assembly instructions included
- Compatible with most performance air boxes on the current market
- Made in UK
Compatible for:
- Volkswagen Golf 7 R 2.0 TSI 300cv 310cv EA888 Gen.3 Platform MQB
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