Cold Air intake kit for 1999-2004 VW Golf / Jetta 2.8 VR6 Engine

Air intake kit for 1999-2004 VW Golf / Jetta 2.8 VR6 Engine

Fitment:

• 1999-2004 VW Golf/GTI All Models with 2.8 VR6 Engine
  
• 1999-2004 VW Jetta All Models with 2.8 VR6 Engine

Specifications:

• Brand: Flashark
• Type: Cold Air Intake Kit
• Include 1X Performance Cold Air Intake
• Style: Heat Shield Cold Air Intake
• Color: Polished Pipe | Red Filter
• Material: Aluminum Piping
• Filter: Washable and Reusable

Features:

• Air intake kits can help your engine to draw more cold air resulting in better throttle response and higher explosive horsepower outputIntake pipe made by lightweight T-304 aluminum w/polished
• Allow maximum airflow through the stock manifold system and Intense deep sporty Sound
• Improve throttle response throughout low and mid RPMFilter is upgraded to high high-quality washable and reusable cone air filter
• This air intake kit will increase 7-10% of Horsepower and 6-8% of Torque
• Easy to install and easy to fit with simple tools
• No additional parts will be needed for installation after you purchase this kit
• All mount accessories are included, the same as the picture shown
• A more efficient combustion process facilitated by the increased airflow can also contribute to better fuel economy. With a richer air-to-fuel ratio, the engine can burn fuel more completely, reducing wasted fuel and improving mileage.
• An air intake kit can help reduce the risk of engine damage caused by contaminants or overheating by providing cleaner and cooler air to the engine.

Delivery:

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If you like this cold air intake kit, please feel free to buy it; after purchasing, you can always contact us for a full refund if you don't want it;

The air intake system starts with the air collector that feeds cool air to the air box. The airbox houses the air filter. Air is then drawn through a fixed tube that houses the mass airflow sensor, which measures the amount of air flowing through. The air then heads through flexible tubing and a plastic resonator before entering the body of the electronically controlled throttle. The ECU controls the throttle body, and primarily takes its input commands from the driver through the accelerator pedal. It also houses the throttle position sensor, so the ECU knows the position at which the butterfly valve is opened. The throttle body is controlled by a small gear train and a DC electric motor. After the throttle body, airheads into the air intake plenum, which collects the air and splits it into individual ports for each cylinder. The intake plenum bolts to the air intake manifold, which has specially designed runners that allow for the mixture of air and fuel just before entering the cylinder head, above the valves.