2.0 TSI EA888.3 & 3B Turbo Muffler Delete For all VW, Audi, Cupra, Skoda 2.0 TSI (VWR160001)

Our Turbo Muffler Delete is a sleek single billet design which replaces the restrictive, power-robbing compressor outlet with a smooth, turbulence free air path exiting the turbo.

The standard part is located on the outlet of the turbo compressor and is simply designed to reduce engine bay acoustics.

Whilst it subdues the harmonic noises generated by the turbo, it also adds in disruptive turbulence to the airflow right where you don’t want it.

By replacing the standard part with our maximum diameter Turbo Muffler Delete, you’ll replace this unwanted restriction with a smooth CFD-developed uninterrupted air path.

The result: noticeably better boost response giving a little more power and throttle reaction, all the while being able to actually hear your turbo working.

COMPATIBILITY

The Turbo Muffler Delete is compatible with all MQB EA888.3 1.8T and 2.0T cars. An essential fit with any upgraded intake system.

TURBO SOUNDS

By smoothing the airflow path out of the turbocharger, eliminating the restriction and turbulence caused by the OEM part, you’ll at last be able to hear your turbo working!

EASY FIT

Fitting is straightforward. The kit is installed in around 30
minutes using just hand tools. And easily returned to standard, should you ever wish.

CONFIRMED APPLICATIONS

2.0 TSI & 1.8 TSI EA888 gen.3 & gen.3B engines

VWR160001

CONFIRMED APPLICATIONS

2.0 TSI MQB / EA888 Gen.3B 190 hp engine with MAF

VWR 160001

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