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Red and Blue Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Intake Systems for 1.8/2.0 TSI GEN3 MQB – Now Available!

Unitronic is pleased to announce the release of its Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Intake System for MQB® vehicles equipped with the 1.8L and 2.0L TSI® Gen3 engines. Unitronic’s Limited Edition Intake Systems are available now in a Red or Blue Carbon/Kevlar weave and come with a serialized limited edition number plate. Get yours today as they’re very limited in quantity — only 20 Blue and 30 Red systems are available.

Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Intake System is a direct bolt-on upgrade; designed to optimize airflow to the turbocharger, increase turbocharger efficiency, and enhance the sound from the engine and turbocharger. You can now enjoy all the performance benefits of Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Intake System in two new limited edition colors! Complement the exterior paint color of your car and stand out with a nice colorful touch while keeping the classic character of Carbon fiber.

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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.

Increased Turbocharger Efficiency:
Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Air Duct increases turbocharger efficiency through providing an alleviation in restrictions present with the OEM front air duct. Read more about improving turbocharger efficiency with Unitroic’s Carbon Fiber Air Duct HERE.

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

Stainless Steel Hardware:
Rust resistant hardware that will outlast your vehicle.

2/2 Twill Prepreg Carbon Fiber and Kevlar Weave:
High quality material to give you a lightweight, durable and resistant airbox.

Autoclave Construction:
The curing process is completed in an autoclave to eliminate resin voids thus ensuring a strong component. A UV and heat resistant clear coat is then added on top of the carbon fiber to protect it against discoloration and give it a nice, smoot surface finish.

Proprietary 3-inch Filter:
Unitronic’s proprietary 3″ dry cotton filter is engineered to maximize air flow with its radius base while keeping dust and foreign debris away from your engine.

Oversized Airbox Air Inlet for Increased Airflow:
Airflow capacity is increased when combined with Unitronic’s Carbon Fiber Air Duct.

Smooth Flow Transition:
Ferrule provision on air filter base to ensure a smooth and linear airflow transition between elements.

Direct Bolt-On Fitment with OEM Mounting Locations:
Utilizes all OEM mounting locations through use of Unitronic’s proprietary EPDM rubber mounting grommets.

Enhanced Turbocharger Sound:
Unitronic’s Cold Air Intake Systems feature an open element design which results in a more audible sound from your vehicle’s turbocharger and Diverter Valve (DV).

Dual Air Inlet:
Take advantage of both air inlets available in the OEM grille and benefit from an increased air flow.

Airbox Water Drainage Provision:
Open slots located at the bottom of airbox allow for the drainage of water.

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Unitronic’s Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Intake Systems are only available at

WWW.GETUNITRONIC.COM

FREE GROUND SHIPPING FOR CONTINENTAL U.S. AND CANADIAN

LIMITED EDITION CARBON FIBER INTAKE SYSTEM ORDERS

Buy the Blue Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Intake System

Buy the Red Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Intake System 

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