Changing to the front mount can be done easily but costs quite a few £££'s. You're looking at easily over £500. £100 for just the pipe seems very steep, is it the pipe coming from the top of the intercooler?
 
Yeah your right it would be expensive and yes the loose pipe is the one which goes out from top of the intercooler. For now I’ve got some cable tiser but it feels like i am still losing some pressure.
 
You can get pipework for £100?

David at sere motors does the seat sports intercooler for £245 delivered
 
Just looked at my invoice from seat,

P/N: 6Q0145834D £25.37

You might want to double check the part number just to make sure it's the right hose. If your local seat are quoting ridiculous amounts then maybe try Ted Johnson on here
 
Just looked at my invoice from seat,

P/N: 6Q0145834D £25.37

You might want to double check the part number just to make sure it's the right hose. If your local seat are quoting ridiculous amounts then maybe try Ted Johnson on here


6Q0145769 CLIP £0.61
6Q0145769A CLIP £0.61
6Q0145834D HOSE £19.96

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=164595&page=2

Think your £100 is for more than you actually need.

My dealer quoted 3 different prices for parts for a cam belt replacement and still got it wrong each time.
 
If your wanting aftermarket boost pipes give spitfireperformance.co.uk a shout.

They produce a few options and will no doubt be able to help you out with what you need.

Got there pipes on my car and had no issues with 1.8bar peak boost.
 
To be fair i felt a loss of power after a cam belt change i think that garage took the pipes off and they were never fitted as they should afterwards. So after remap it was even worse. Any ideas how much might cost me after market pipe set lets be fair it is just couple of pipes. And where is the best place to do that or where i can find full kit ready to be installed in my beeza
 
i use to get the same problem on my leon when it was completely standard. i bought a new pipe an it still didnt solve it blowin off. in the end it was a matter of changing the clamp.i was tryin to fix it for weeks then one day i bought a new hose clamp and walllaa problm solved very very cheap fix well not realy i bought a new hose for no reason.
 
ive read your post basically ive send an email and we will see what they will say any other companies which you can recomend
 
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hi i still havent sortmy pipes out!!! now i am looking for information about lenghts and diameters for after market pipe kit? regards si
 
Have you tried a standard replacement pipe. From what i remeber you saying before on what pipe it is, will only set you back about £25. This will be fine and means you're in no rush to get the aftermarket ones.