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Tyrolsport Releases UG Aluminum Radiator

Tyrolsport has announced the release of their UG Aluminum Radiator for Mk5 and Mk6-chassis FSI and TSI applications.  Designed to combat high water temperatures that can be caused by some aftermarket intercoolers, the Tyrolsport UG Aluminum Radiator can decrease radiator outlet temperatures by as much as 25 percent.  Tyrolsport claims that the unit will work with all aftermarket intercoolers without need for modification, and features a lifetime guarantee.

Read the full Press Release below.

The Tyrolsport UG Aluminum Radiator for MK5-MK6 chassis FSI/TSI engines is guaranteed to reduce excessively high water temperatures cause by larger aftermarket intercoolers. Featuring all aluminum construction this radiator gives you a 25% increase in fluid volume which results in a 20-25% decrease in radiator outlet temperatures.

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This unit will fit with the largest aftermarket intercooler designs without modification. Like all Tyrolsport products, this radiator was subjected to continuous track and street testing during development. Precision fit leak-free hose ends designed for OEM connections and traight forward installation. 100% designed and manufactured in the USA means you get all these benefits and won’t have to worry about fitment or quality issues.

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Highlights

  • For MK5 – MK6 chassis FSI/TSI engines
  • Guaranteed to reduce excessively high water temperatures caused by larger aftermarket intercoolers.
  • All aluminum construction
  • 25% increase in fluid volume
  • 20% – 25% decrease in radiator outlet temperature
  • Will fit with the largest aftermarket intercooler designs without modifications
  • Continuous track and street testing during development
  • Precision fit leak-free hose ends designed for OEM connections
  • Straight forward installation
  • 100% designed and manufactured in the USA
  • Lifetime-Guaranteed to original purchaser

tyrolsport fsi_tsi rad

Specs

  • Core Dimensions 1.5”/1.875” x 18” x 25”
  • Single Row (tube width 1.45”)
  • Louvered Fins
  • Fin Thickness .0065
  • 12 fins per inch
  • Vacuum brazed
  • Internal Volume 1.474 liters
  • Up to 25 psig operating pressure

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Ordering Options

Quick Fit OEM style hose ends as standard

Can be ordered with slip on style ends for use with hose or spring clamps. Can also be ordered with -16 AN male connections on end tanks.

Pricing: Retail – $1149.00

More information can be found right here.

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