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US $125.00
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glyfada, athens, Greece

glyfada, athens, Greece
Condition:New Brand:CTS TURBO Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:CTS-HW-029 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

The CTS Turbo 2.0T TSI breather adapter plate is designed for use when removing the factory plastic breather from the valve cover in favor of a more reliable breather/catch can system.  For ease of installation on TSI engines our breather adapter plate allows for the use of the rear PCV connection to the turbocharger intake pipe.  Our breather adapter plate features -10 AN fittigns for use with the soon to be released CTS Turbo TSI catch can kits, or for custom breather setups.  Installation of the CTS TSI breather adapter can aid in reducing oil vapors and carbon buildup in the intake ports and valves.

Direct fit for Gen1 and Gen2 2.0T TSI engines
Manufactured from 6061 aluminum
-10 AN inlet/outlet for catch cans
Splash guard with mounting holes 
Rear PCV connection

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