Y-pipe downpipe 1.8T ø 76mm for GT28xx for spa manifold

Item no: 220110-S

Attention: Adjustment work necessary! Elbow for V-band connection too narrow.

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Scope of delivery:
- Y-pipe stainless steel ø 76mm with 76mm V-band connection and connection for lambda sensor for Audi/VW 1.8T 150PS and 180PS with  transverse-mounted engines and front-wheel drive

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Description:
The ø 76mm downpipe significantly reduces back pressure, the turbo is relieved which in turn results in more power and lower exhaust gas temperature. The downstream sensor may have to be programmed out. The Y-pipe is made of stainless steel. A lambda sensor connection M18x1.5mm is welded in. The Y-pipe sits between the turbocharger and the exhaust. An output of up to max. 500 hp can be achieved, of course all other components such as exhaust system, injectors, manifold, intercooler, turbocharger must also be installed and the software adapted accordingly.

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The downpipe only fits in conjunction with this manifold http://www.turbo-parts.de/product_info.php?info=p974_ Tu rbokruemmer-Spa-1-8T-Nickelguss-T25-Flansch---38mm-WG-Anschluss.ht ml  , GT2560, GT2860RS, GT2871R or GT3071R Turbo and with this adapter http://www.turbo-parts.de/product_info.php?info=p864_ Fl ansch-fuer-Hosenrohr-fuer-GT25-GT28R--GT28RS-Guss-76mm-V-Bandansch lu ss.html . The downpipe goes up to approx. the original catalytic converter, from there you have to weld in a cat or pipe yourself.

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We would like to point out that the installation of this item constitutes a modification which invalidates the vehicle's operating license in accordance with the StVZO. Not permitted for use on public roads.

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Suitable for:
- Audi TT 8N 1.8T 150-180PS FWD
- Audi A3 8L 1.8T 150-180PS FWD - AGU, AJQ, APP, ARZ, ARX, ARY, AUM, AQA, AUQ
- Seat Ibiza 6 K 1.8T 156-180PS FWD - AQX, AYP
- Seat Leon 1M1 1.8T 180PS FWD - AJQ, APP, ARY, AUQ
- Skoda Octavia 1U 1.8T 150-180PS FWD - AGU, ARZ, ARX, AUM, AUQ - VW Golf 4 1J 150-180PS FWD - AGU, ARZ, AUM, AUQ
- only suitable for vehicles with front-wheel drive and transverse-mounted engines.

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