Description
The K&N Filters 77-1016KC Charge Pipe Kit is engineered specifically for forced induction applications, featuring free-flowing, mandrel-bent aluminum tubes. This charge pipe kit is designed to replace the restrictive factory intercooler piping found in turbocharged vehicles, allowing for significant performance enhancements.
By reducing turbocharged air pressure loss and dramatically increasing airflow from the turbo through the intercooler, the K&N charge pipe kit optimizes engine performance. Constructed from lightweight aluminum with a durable gunmetal gray powder coated finish, this kit not only improves airflow but also enhances the aesthetics of your engine compartment. For those looking to further boost horsepower, K&N offers a variety of cold air intake systems that can be seamlessly integrated with this charge pipe kit. Installation is straightforward and can be accomplished with commonly available tools, making it an accessible upgrade for enthusiasts.
Features
- Free-flowing, mandrel-bent aluminum tubes
- Designed to replace restrictive factory intercooler piping
- Reduces turbocharged air pressure loss
- Dramatically increases airflow from turbo through intercooler
- Lightweight aluminum construction
- Durable gunmetal gray powder coated finish
- Easy installation with commonly available tools
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the K&N charge pipe kit?
The K&N charge pipe kit is designed to replace factory intercooler piping, enhancing airflow and reducing turbocharged air pressure loss.
What material is the charge pipe kit made from?
The charge pipe kit is constructed from lightweight aluminum.
Does the charge pipe kit improve engine aesthetics?
Yes, the gunmetal gray powder coated finish enhances the aesthetics of the engine compartment.
Is the installation of the charge pipe kit difficult?
No, the charge pipe kit is designed for easy installation with commonly available tools.
Manuals & Instructions
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