APR 2.5 TFSI EVO Turbocharger Inlet System for Audi RS3 Auto Meter gaskets and port banking plugs HPT-F5-102108-140T6S

Name: APR 2.5 TFSI EVO Turbocharger Inlet System for Audi RS3 Auto Meter gaskets and port banking plugs HPT-F5-102108-140T6S
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 28510533074
Price: 563.48 USD
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APR 2.5 TFSI EVO Turbocharger Inlet System for Audi RS3 Auto Meter gaskets and port banking plugs HPT F5 102108 140T6S gaskets and port banking plugs • Tooth Quantity: 124 Attached to the carbon fiber tube is a massive 4” cast aluminum inlet which is organically shaped to retain the largest possible cross sectional area within the pipe all the way to the inlet of the turbocharger’s compressor cover This is the first step one should take when upgrading their intake system and paves the way for even more gains

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