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Can I just double check that these are the parts needed? As I've been looking on Audisport and the Wellycooler guild is different as it does not say 45 degree bends needed
http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-forum-8l-chassis/150098-wellycooler-fitting.html
'Wellycooler' fitting
As I have been getting a lot of PM questions about these - thought it might be worth listing what is needed in a thread just about this particular cooler.
For this fitting method you will HAVE to remove fog lights, and is for engines with inlet manifold with TB on the right hand side, and charge pipe layout as per the S3.
Intercooler specs are 600 x 300 x 76mm.
Piping needed:
2 x 90 degree 76mm hard pipes with beaded ends.
2 x 90 degree 76mm silicone elbows in your choice of colour - these will need adjusting to length during fitting.
2 x 90 degree 76 - 63mm reducing silicone elbows in your choice of colour.
2 x 63mm alloy joiners.
2 x 76mm alloy joiners.
1 x 76mm 250mm length of straight silicone hose in your choice of colour. This needs to be cut into 2 lengths of 125mm to go on the end tanks of the cooler.
10 x 70 - 90mm jubilee clips
2 x 50 - 70mm jubilee clips.
Hope that clears things up...
As I have been getting a lot of PM questions about these - thought it might be worth listing what is needed in a thread just about this particular cooler.
For this fitting method you will HAVE to remove fog lights, and is for engines with inlet manifold with TB on the right hand side, and charge pipe layout as per the S3.
Intercooler specs are 600 x 300 x 76mm.
Piping needed:
2 x 90 degree 76mm hard pipes with beaded ends.
2 x 90 degree 76mm silicone elbows in your choice of colour - these will need adjusting to length during fitting.
2 x 90 degree 76 - 63mm reducing silicone elbows in your choice of colour.
2 x 63mm alloy joiners.
2 x 76mm alloy joiners.
1 x 76mm 250mm length of straight silicone hose in your choice of colour. This needs to be cut into 2 lengths of 125mm to go on the end tanks of the cooler.
10 x 70 - 90mm jubilee clips
2 x 50 - 70mm jubilee clips.
Hope that clears things up...
I finally got around yo fitting this cool over the weekend. My god what differace it makes!!!
I can't believe it's a £200 set up. Fiting was straight forward just do plenty of reading and take you're time. There's a fitting guild on page six of my RR. Here's a few picks.
There great go out and buy one!
I can't believe it's a £200 set up. Fiting was straight forward just do plenty of reading and take you're time. There's a fitting guild on page six of my RR. Here's a few picks.
There great go out and buy one!
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jarecki19
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Chrissy the cooler i have and the one in the link has 63mm inlets
The crash bar or cross beams will need cutting to fit this monster but its 100% worth it.
Sam can you put a link with that intercooler with the 63mm inlets please, because i can only find the 76mm inlet one. thanks
They don't make the core with 63mm inlet/out let's any more. Only 76mm so you'll need to use reducers. Here is a fitting guild http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=363310
Hope it helps.
jarecki19
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It's much improved over the standard set up. Infact the improved throttle response is one of the most notable improvments.How's the turbo lag with the Wellycooler? Im contemplating to buy one, but I need to know
You need
2 x 45deg 76/63 mm silicone reducers
2 x 90deg 63 mm alloy bends
2 x 90deg 63 mm silicone hoses
1 x 63 mm alloy joiner.
There are eBay links in the link I posted above.
The pipe work is larger than standard as is the cores in let and out let. Honestly it's all good!
Me to as forge must make the best at that price! Google Wellycooler, or have a look on ASN. don't forget this is a home brew kit and doesn't come win instructions and all the part ready to fit. That costs money!
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