Hey Guys!
Happy Monday! I hope everyone had a great weekend! I'm bumping the thread with the next installment of our intercooler pipe development saga! As always, make sure that you head over to the
Engineering Blog for the full story!
For those looking to enhance the sporty Golf even further, you might have already taken notice that we’re already on the case by way of cooling the charged air running through your 2.0T. A beefier intercooler is a start, but unfortunately that air doesn’t transfer into our intake manifold via osmosis. Naturally, ducting is still required.
I wasn’t kidding when I said small packages. Peeking under the hood of any of the MK7 variants showcases VW’s ability to use a small space effectively. This all sounds great for producing tens of thousands of these vehicles, but the news isn’t so great when it comes to squeezing every drop of power out of your Golf or GTI. Yes, the space is used effectively, but that means smaller diameters on the current pipes, plenty of bends, and lightweight materials that aren’t exactly conducive to higher boost pressures.
Make sure you head over to the blog to see how our prototype pipes fit under the hood of your MK7!
-Nick