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APR Carbon Fiber Intake - 1.8T/2.0T EA888 Gen 3 MQB
Fits Audi A3 15-20, A3 Quattro 15-20, S3 15-20, TT Quattro 16-23, TTS Quattro 16-23; VW Golf 15-18, Golf Alltrack 17-19, Golf R 15-19, Golf SportWagen 15-19, GTI 15-21, Jetta 19-24, Tiguan 18-24
APR Carbon Fiber Intake - 1.8T/2.0T EA888 Gen 3 MQB
Fits Audi A3 15-20, A3 Quattro 15-20, S3 15-20, TT Quattro 16-23, TTS Quattro 16-23; VW Golf 15-18, Golf Alltrack 17-19, Golf R 15-19, Golf SportWagen 15-19, GTI 15-21, Jetta 19-24, Tiguan 18-24
Emissions
This part is legal for sale and use on Emissions Controlled Vehicles, in all 50 states, when used in accordance with the manufacturers application guide because it has a California Air Resources Board (CARB) Executive Order (EO) number.
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Features:
- Increased horsepower and torque
- Better throttle response
- Enhanced engine sound
- Closed carbon fiber system
- All mounting hardware included
- Pleated cotton gauze filter
- Directional turning vanes for proper filter loading
Brand | APR |
---|---|
CARB EO | D-782-8 |
Emission Code | 1 |
Filter Color | Red |
Filter Material | Pleated Cotton Gauze |
Material | Carbon Fiber |
Product Type | Intake System |
Style | Closed Airbox |
UPC | 810904030221 |
Part Number | CI100033 |
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This part is legal for sale and use on Emissions Controlled Vehicles, in all 50 states, when used in accordance with the manufacturers application guide because it has a California Air Resources Board (CARB) Executive Order (EO) number.
The following vehicles are considered Emissions Controlled Vehicles:
- 1966 and newer U.S. manufactured California Certified vehicles
- 1968 and newer U.S. manufactured Federally Certified vehicles
- 1968 and newer Foreign manufactured vehicle
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Have a question about this product?
- Question
Hello, what else comes with this product? Specifically, is the APR Carbon Fiber Turbo Inlet Pipe in the box?
By Faris Jalilov on March 1, 2023
AnswerEverything in the photo. It replaces the front airbox assembly. No back pipe / inlet included. Those are separate parts.Helpful? - Question
What is the main difference between this intake and the new one CI100053 for a Golf R MK8? I actually have this one and I see it is compatible, isn’t it? Do I need more hardware?
By Salvador Encarnacion Garcia on May 21, 2023
AnswerFor the MK8 R, you'll want CI100053. It's all full system all the way to the turbo, with optional carbon fiber or plastic lids, designed specifically for the MK8 platform.Helpful?
Research and Development
Uncommon to most in the market today, APR spared no expenses during the research and development period. For the better part of a year, APR’s Mechanical Engineers created several prototype intake designs utilizing our in house Sterolithography 3D printer and other rapid prototyping techniques. Various filter mediums were tested in conjunction with the new intake designs through simulated models, flow bench analysis, dyno data collection and in real world applications all in an effort to derive the best possible solution. To increase performance over the factory intake system, the intake system’s ability to flow a higher mass of air is critical. In order to achieve this, APR’s Mechanical Engineers focused on improving the pressure ratio between the inlet and outlet of the intake system, reducing turbulence, maximizing filter efficiency and keeping IAT as low as possible.
Improving the Pressure Ratio
In an effort to strive for an ideal pressure ratio (1:1) between the intake’s inlet and outlet, the intake features several key characteristics. Through CFD optimization and flow-bench validation, the intake’s filter housing was shaped into a reducing spiral, or volute, which uses the inertia of the air entering the system to increase pressure on the outside of the filter. This creates an even pressure distribution across the entire face of the filter, rather than only a few key spots, and as such, maximizes utilization of the filtration element. Compared to many other popular intake styles, the APR intake system allows for the use of a small, compact filter with better filter utilization as systems often twice its size. Unlike traditional open element filters, the APR intake design only pulls air from the grille area near the leading edge of the vehicle’s hood. In doing so, it draws air from an area of relatively high pressure. As the vehicle increases in speed, pressure continues to build and ultimately aids in the intake’s effectiveness. By sealing the intake system, pressure created during the ram air effect and volute design is not simply lost within the engine bay. This is contrary to open element filters that pull air from a relatively low pressure region formed within the engine bay.