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Thread: Will this intercooler fit?

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    Found some interesting piping options, the hard bit with the Seat kit is the MAP sensor relocation.
    Different forge pipe kitshttp://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=283030

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    Nice, would we need to keep the OEM diam of the piping for this sensor, like with the MAF?

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    Quote Originally Posted by noone View Post
    Nice, would we need to keep the OEM diam of the piping for this sensor, like with the MAF?
    From a physics point of view, we are just measuring temp, so the diameter doesn't make a difference that I can see. Going bigger will increase volume in the system (insignificantly) and maybe it'll be harder to integrate with the pipework you have?

    Gavin

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    Quote Originally Posted by h100vw View Post
    I ordered this:
    NEW VW AUDI A3 A4 GOLF JETTA TT 1.8T INTERCOOLER MAP SENSOR FLANGE KIT 1.8T | eBay

    Have someone weld it on for you in the correct placement. If you copy the forge installation kit it needs to go on a 90 degree curved pipe and then you don't have to re-route your cables.

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    Yeah, trying to avoid the local issues...
    I'm working on a kit, so if this solution appeals to you but the effort / engineering involved is too much, I'm hoping to have one of our local forum members offer all the components (including the MAP sensor in the elbow) available for around the $250 mark. PM me if you are keen.

    $750 for the Seat cooler and piping kit - Winning combo
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    Quote Originally Posted by noone View Post
    Yeah, trying to avoid the local issues...
    I'm working on a kit, so if this solution appeals to you but the effort / engineering involved is too much, I'm hoping to have one of our local forum members offer all the components (including the MAP sensor in the elbow) available for around the $250 mark. PM me if you are keen.

    $750 for the Seat cooler and piping kit - Winning combo

    Thats about what mine came in at.
    Ths Seat sport intercooler: $483
    Pipes off ebay : $254
    Brackets from Seres $60
    Just under $800 for what seems to be the best value for money intercooler.

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    not sure if it will fit the polo but in the uk they rave about the welly intercooler for the a3/mk4 gti
    Audi A3 1.8 T
    aiming for 200kw atw
    http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...-8t-71747.html

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    Why not just buy this??

    Forge Motorsport | Alloy Fabrication
    Cheap, Fast, Reliable. Choose two.

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    close to a grand landed.

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