Perrin Performance Black Turbo Inlet Subaru Wrx 2002-2007 Or Sti 2004-2013 on 2040-parts.com
San Angelo, Texas, US
Turbo Inlet Hose Silicone technology allows us to design a turbo inlet hose
that is better in all aspects than the OEM part and increases your engines
horsepower and performance. The PERRIN inlet hose is perfectly smooth on the
inside and has a significantly larger internal diameter than the OEM part. The
increased air flow by removing the pleats found in the OEM hose makes more
horsepower, decreases turbo spool time, improves acceleration and increases
throttle response. The PERRIN inlet hose is reinforced with a stainless steel
support wire that is embedded within the silicone layers. The support adds
rigidity to the hose and prevents collapse when used with restrictive filter
elements and large turbo applications running extreme amounts of boost.
Available in glossy black, red or blue. Smoother Air Flow To Turbo The PERRIN inlet hose is perfectly smooth on the inside and
has a significantly larger internal diameter than the OEM part. The increased
air flow by removing the pleats found in the OEM hose makes more horsepower,
decreases turbo spool time, and improves acceleration. SS Internal Support Wire The PERRIN inlet hose is reinforced with a stainless steel
support wire that is embedded within the silicone layers. The support adds
rigidity to the hose and prevents collapse when used with restrictive filter
elements and large turbo applications running extreme amounts of boost. Blow Off Valve Connection The PERRIN inlet hose has a machined aluminum insert which
is bonded into the layers of silicone, giving you a solid blow off valve hose
connection and makes installation go even easier. Large High Flow Spigots All spigots on the PERRIN inlet hose are 1/2"ID for
maximum flow from crank case vents and other vacuum connections. All connectors
used on our hoses are glass reinforced nylon (rated to 400 degrees F) which
will withstand engine bay temps found from normal driving to extreme racing
conditions. Installation The PERRIN turbo inlet hose is the only hose on the market
today that does NOT require the removal of the intake manifold! This cuts the
install time from 4-6 hours down to just 1 hour! We achieve this by changing the placement and
type of spigots used. This design also
means NO more rerouting of crank case vents and hoses! No need to purchase extra gaskets or deal
with fuel and coolant spills! Off Road Use Only This product is legal in
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