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HG Motorsport Boost hose turbo outlet > charge pipe Ford Focus ST Mk.4 280hp (HGSIDSFOFOSTMK4)

HG Motorsport

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Product Code: HGSIDSFOFOSTMK4

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This silicone pressure hose from Silicone Factory Hoses replaces the standard pressure hose from the turbo outlet to the pressure pipe on the Ford Focus Mk.4 ST. It is the perfect solution for improving response or for power losses caused by porous or overloaded standard hoses. Even at standard power output, the original pressure hoses are at their load limit due to high engine bay temperatures and the constant pressure fluctuations caused by load changes. On top of that come signs of ageing of the original hoses and/or increases in boost pressure as a result of performance upgrades, which can lead to leaks and power losses, and even engine damage. Our high-performance silicone hoses can effectively prevent this and even unlock power reserves, as the hoses do not expand even at high boost pressures, so the turbocharger has less volume to fill. This leads to significantly better response. Furthermore, this silicone hose features our “HF-High-Flow” technology: it eliminates the step present in the original system, reducing turbulence and increasing the flow rate.

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Weight 1 kg

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