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Monte 1.6 tdi intercooler upgrade


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Has anyone fitted a 1.6 tdi Monte with a bigger intercooler ? Looks like a vrs one is similar, and wondered if anyone had done this ? I'm looking at something like air tech upgraded one

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Yeah I had a airtec on my old vrs and it was brilliant and fitted perfectly was really well made. This is what I want to fit one to the new Monte. I think the vrs upgrade should fit bit wanted to know if anyone had done a conversion already

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Was £250 for the map.

Fitted my intercooler and pipe work. It took the best part of a day to do ,plenty of cutting and drilling to do to get it sitting perfect.

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Not my car or post but Louie has fitted one, not seen it with the bumper on yet but with a map he said its better.

Richard

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Hi there are a few kits out there
And with a bit of research I went down the
Route of fitting a 2015 yeti(110/140bhp) intercooler the only
issues Really where the hoses as intercooler has
60mm outlets and hoses are 54mm

all fitted

yeti intercooler and fabia intercooler

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Hi there are a few kits out there

And with a bit of research I went down the

Route of fitting a 2015 yeti(110/140bhp) intercooler the only

issues Really where the hoses as intercooler has

60mm outlets and hoses are 54mm

How did you get around the hose issue?

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Hi there are a few kits out there

And with a bit of research I went down the

Route of fitting a 2015 yeti(110/140bhp) intercooler the only

issues Really where the hoses as intercooler has

60mm outlets and hoses are 54mm

wow... you win! How does the car perform with the yeti intercooler on?
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I already have the car remapped and it was a vast

Improvement using standard intercooler once the larger intercooler was fitted I didn't notice much difference for about a week or so only doing short trips, but once I was back to my normal motorway runs the car itself comes to life spooling up quicker and topping out at 145kph in third, it's a lot smoother to drive and regens seem to be shorter too. So it's booked in for another rolling road run in 2016

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How did you get around the hose issue?

I sourced 2 by 90deg 60mm to 54mm silicone reducer hoses from eBay from auto silicone hoses or ASH for short along with 2 by 54mm alloy joiners 1 by 100mm long and the other 70mm long I also got a meter length of 54mm straight hose.

On the passanger side I mounted up reducer hose to intercooler and placed original hose back on to plastic hard pipes marked original where they met and marked front of hose to help align later, I cut it short of mark by a few closer to hard pipes removed all from the car inserted joiner 50/50 in hoses and refitted to car tightening all mikalor clips

Drivers side was a little more difficult 70mm joiner is for this side, I measured the required pipe length to cover end of hard pipe and 50/50 mark of joiner, I then fitted reducer hose and marked it for cutting at a slight angle, cut it and refitted and tightened everything also when needed I used a silicone spray for lube on the alloy joiners

Hope this helps

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I sourced 2 by 90deg 60mm to 54mm silicone reducer hoses from eBay from auto silicone hoses or ASH for short along with 2 by 54mm alloy joiners 1 by 100mm long and the other 70mm long I also got a meter length of 54mm straight hose.

On the passanger side I mounted up reducer hose to intercooler and placed original hose back on to plastic hard pipes marked original where they met and marked front of hose to help align later, I cut it short of mark by a few closer to hard pipes removed all from the car inserted joiner 50/50 in hoses and refitted to car tightening all mikalor clips

Drivers side was a little more difficult 70mm joiner is for this side, I measured the required pipe length to cover end of hard pipe and 50/50 mark of joiner, I then fitted reducer hose and marked it for cutting at a slight angle, cut it and refitted and tightened everything also when needed I used a silicone spray for lube on the alloy joiners

Hope this helps

Sounds fiddly, but challenge accepted :) il get on the case.

Thank you

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S3 alloy intercooler basically the same as yeti one all be it'll offer more cooling due to alloy ends, I'd have loved to get one but shipping to Ireland was a little to much

If you get it will you throw up a few pictures

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