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Carbon Fiber Engine Cover by ECS Tuning® Makes a Stunning Impression for Your VW 2.0T

The Volkswagen 2.0T power plant has received numerous awards for its exceptional blend of efficiency and power, adding to the great German tradition of engineering mastery.  ECS Tuning decided that this engine deserves an under-hood appearance that speaks to its technical accomplishments. 
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Made from hand-laid carbon fiber with pre-impregnated cloth and epoxy resin, and finished in a gloss clearcoat for UV-protection, the ECS Carbon Fiber Engine Cover is a study in engineering precision. 
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An engraved ECS logo is pre-installed and covered in a clear anodized finish, while the exposed coilpack design shows off your stock or aftermarket ignition accessories.  Unique engine cover mounting grommets are conveniently pre-installed for you – simply remove the old plastic cover and replace with the new carbon piece.

ECS Part Numbers:
ES2804425 – ECS Carbon Fiber Engine Cover
ES2918703 – ECS Carbon Fiber Engine Cover With Red Coil Packs and Porsche Caps

Applications:
VW MKVI GTI (2010 – 2014)
VW MKVI Jetta 2.0T GLI (2012 – 2013)
VW MKVI Jetta Sportwagen 2.0T (2010+)
VW MKV GTI (2008 – 2009)
VW MKV Jetta 2.0T (2008 – 2010)
VW B6 Passat 2.0T (2008 – 2010)
VW EOS 2.0T (2008+)
VW Beetle 2.0T (2010 – 2014)
VW CC 2.0T (2009+)
VW Tiguan 2.0T (2009+)
*Fits TSI engines only

About ECS Tuning
Specializing in OEM and aftermarket replacement parts and accessories, ECS deftly balances the global concerns of a worldwide industry leader with the accessibility and commitment to accountability typically characteristic of smaller companies.  

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