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ECS Releases High Flow Intercooler Plumbing Options for FSI and TSI Engines

Designed with a focus on improving performance while maintaining OEM fitment with the use of quality parts, the ECS Engineers were able to design these Boost Hose Kits to function and perform better than any other kit on the market. Attention to detail is never missed at ECS Tuning, and these kit are no exception.

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ECS is proud to release their in house engineered High Flow Intercooler Charge Pipe Kit for TSI engines and their Charge Pipe Coupler Kit for FSI engines! The TSI Charge Pipe Kit comes standard with mandrel bent, wrinkle black powdercoated aluminum intercooler pipes, smooth flowing silicone couplers, MAP sensor hardware, stainless steel T-bolt clamps, CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum charge pipe adapters and new OEM O-rings.

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The factory 2.0T TSI plastic charge pipes and rubber couplers were never designed to handle the stress and abuse of higher boost levels seen by tuned vehicles. When combined with power-robbing abrupt and sharp bends, inferior rubber material, and small diameter tubing, it’s easy to see why your intercooler pipes and couplers should be replaced.

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The FSI Charge Pipe Coupler Kit comes with silicone, 4-ply reinforced couplers, stainless steel T-bolt clamps and CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum charge coupling adapters for an easy, direct fit replacement.

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Capable of withstanding greater heat and higher boost pressure than stock, you can expect to achieve greater reliability, less turbulence and less restriction thanks to the larger diameter tubing and smooth silicone bends. Never worry about blowing couplers off of these tubes, as each tube is bead rolled and secured with stainless T-bolt clamps.

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By improving airflow and reducing restrictions, gains can be had of up to 18 WHP and 19 ft-lbs TQ on the 2.0T TSI engine with the complete ECS Intercooler Charge Pipe Upgrade Kit!

ECS Part Numbers:
FSI Charge Pipe Coupler Kits:
High Flow Charge Pipe Coupler Kit – For OEM Intercooler – ES2931644
High Flow Charge Pipe Coupler Kit – For Golf R / Aftermarket Intercooler – ES2931639
FSI Installation PDF – Click Here
Applications:
VW MK5 GTI (2006-2008)
VW MK5 Jetta 2.0T (2006-2008)
VW B6 Passat 2.0T (2006-2008)
VW EOS 2.0T (2007-2008)

TSI Charge Pipe Kit:
High Flow Turbo Outlet Pipe Kit – ES2893840
High Flow Throttle Pipe Kit – ES2893841
High Flow Intercooler Charge Pipe Kit – ES2984761
TSI Installation PDF – Click Here
Applications:
VW MK6 GTI (2010 – 2014)
VW MK6 Jetta GLI (2012 – 2013)
VW MK6 Jetta SportWagen 2.0T (2010 – 2014)
VW MK5 Jetta 2.0T (2008 – 2010)
VW MK5 GTI (2008 – 2009)
VW EOS 2.0T (2008+)

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