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UNITRONIC CARBON FIBER AIR DUCT FOR 1.8 /2.0 TSI ® GEN3 (MQB ®) ENGINES IS NOW AVAILABLE!

Unitronic® is pleased to announce its Carbon Fiber Air Duct for MQB platform vehicles equipped with the 1.8/2.0 TSI Gen3 engine. Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Air Duct is a direct bolt-on upgrade; designed to optimize airflow to the turbocharger, all while providing seamless integration, perfect fitment, and an aggressive motorsports-esque appearance in the engine compartment.

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Unitronic’s philosophy in engineering Performance Hardware is to analyze the factory component(s) in various street and track environments to determine overall performance and likely limitations present beyond certain power levels. Additionally, and following suit as is with all of Unitronic Performance Hardware products, ensuring precise fitment and top tier component quality is of utmost importance.

With extensive background in engineering the finest in Performance Software, Unitronic developed a Carbon Fiber Air Duct that is specifically designed to achieve our performance goals by letting air in through its dual air inlets, taking advantage of all the intake area available in the OEM grille.

FEATURES

  • Optimized Design for Maximum Performance:

Unitronic specifically developed its air intake system to provide increased power, air velocity, and throttle response, while also decreasing air intake temperatures and turbo lag.

  • Dual Air Inlet:

Take advantage of both air inlets available in the OEM grill and benefit from an increased air flow.

  • 2/2 Twill Prepreg Carbon Fiber Weave:

High quality material to give you a lightweight, durable and resistant airbox.

  • Oversized Airbox Air Inlet for Increased Airflow:

Airflow capacity is increased when combined with Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Air Duct.

  • Autoclave Construction:

The curing process is completed in an autoclave to eliminate resin voids thus ensuring a strong component.

  • Quality Silicone Components:

Heavy duty, heat resistant and durable 4-ply silicone hose will not crack or tear overtime.

Get this silicone hose out of the way to enjoy the looks of your Unitronic Carbon Fiber components.

  • Direct Bolt-On Fitment with OEM Mounting Locations:

Utilizes all OEM mounting locations.

Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Air Duct can be installed with the OEM intake with some modification to the OEM airbox seal. However, for maximum gains, it is recommended to install it with Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Cold Air Intake System.

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All of Unitronic’s Performance Hardware products are designed using its in-house 3D scanner and modeling software. Data collected is imported into a 3D modeling software, where Unitronic can analyze and interact with the chassis constraints to design an upgraded performance-oriented intake system to fit these constraints perfectly; while ensuring technical aspects and engineering principles are deployed to achieve the maximum level of performance, while ensuring precise fitment and a great overall appearance in the engine bay.

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Until January 19th, 2017 take advantage of our release week special!

Promo price: $289.99 USD

Regular retail price: $329.99 USD

APPLICATIONS

MK7 VW GTI 2.0 TSI Gen3 MQB

MK7 VW Golf R 2.0 TSI Gen3 MQB

MK7 VW Golf 1.8 TSI Gen3 MQB

8V Audi A3 1.0 TSI Gen3 MQB

8VAudi A3 2.0 TSI Gen3 MQB

8v Audi S3 2.0 TSI Gen3 MQB

MKIII Audi TTS 2.0 TSI Gen3 MQB

and more!

Visit our blog post for more information and be sure to contact your local Authorized Unitronic Dealer to get yours now!

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