TTracing Newage turbo inlet pipe
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TTracing Newage turbo inlet pipe
After a shocking experience with a cheap inlet pipe, I've learned my lesson and realised never to touch them again. On the 1.8t VAG stuff I am used to the tolerances could be much higher without any issue. I underestimated the need for a proper fitting pipe on the STI quite hugely!
I spent a week searching for an intake pipe which wasn't stupidly over priced, still had a slight kink before the turbo and didn't look like it needed loads of trimming to fit under the inlet and still get the recirculation pipe on.
I was very pleased when I found the TTRacing inlet pipe for under £65 delivered, and having just got it delivered I thought I would share.
I will start stripping back down to fit tonight, but initial thoughts are very promising!
Expect an update of how the fitting went over the weekend
I spent a week searching for an intake pipe which wasn't stupidly over priced, still had a slight kink before the turbo and didn't look like it needed loads of trimming to fit under the inlet and still get the recirculation pipe on.
I was very pleased when I found the TTRacing inlet pipe for under £65 delivered, and having just got it delivered I thought I would share.
I will start stripping back down to fit tonight, but initial thoughts are very promising!
Expect an update of how the fitting went over the weekend
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When you say the dog leg doesn't seem to be enough, do you mean after the 90* the pipe isn't long enough for the airbox connection pipe? Or do you mean the main body of the pipe isn't long enough to clear the inlet manifold?
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