The APR Carbon Fiber Intake System increases performance primarily by improving mass airflow through the system while still proving adequate filtration. Expect greater horsepower and torque through the power band with a more direct and responsive feel upon pressing the throttle. Sounds from the engine and turbocharger are enhanced and some may even experience better fuel economy depending on driving style.
Uncommon to most in the market today, APR spared no expenses during the research and development period. For the better part of a year, APR’s Mechanical Engineers created several prototype intake designs utilizing our in house Sterolithography 3D printer and other rapid prototyping techniques. Various filter mediums were tested in conjunction with the new intake designs through simulated models, flow bench analysis, dyno data collection and in real world applications all in an effort to derive the best possible solution.
Collection of various test pieces.
Engineering and Design Information
To increase performance over the factory intake system, the intake system’s ability to flow a higher mass of air is critical. In order to achieve this, APR’s Mechanical Engineers focused on improving the pressure ratio between the inlet and outlet of the intake system, reducing turbulence, maximizing filter efficiency and keeping IAT as low as possible.
Make | Models | Engines |
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Audi | A3 / S3 - (MK3 / Typ 8V) | 1.8 TFSI & 2.0 TFSI (Excludes Gen 3B) |
Audi | TT / TTS - (MK3 / Typ 8S)* | 1.8 TFSI & 2.0 TFSI |
seat | Leon / Cupra - (MKIII / Typ 5F) | 1.8 TSI & 2.0 TSI |
Skoda | Octavia / vRS - (MKIII / Typ 5E) | 1.8 TSI & 2.0 TSI |
Volkswagen | Golf / GTI / Clubsport / ED40 / R / Alltrak - (MK7 / A7 / Typ 5G) | 1.8 TSI & 2.0 TSI |
Volkswagen | Jetta GLI - (MK7) |