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TURBO INTAKE HOSE - MITSUBISHI
TURBO INTAKE HOSE - MITSUBISHI
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TURBO INTAKE HOSE - MITSUBISHI

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TURBO INTAKE HOSE - MITSUBISHI PAJERO TRITON 4N15

A turbo intake hose, also known as a turbocharger inlet hose or turbo inlet pipe, is a component of a turbocharged engines air intake system. It connects the turbocharger to the intercooler or the intake manifold, allowing compressed air to enter the engines cylinders. Goss have introduced a range of quality turbo intake hoses, designed to fit specific applications. Engineered to optimise airflow and maximise performance, our intake hose is manufactured with precision to deliver the best results. With a focus on maximising airflow and minimising restrictions, our intake hose promotes smooth airflow from the turbocharger, resulting in better engine response. When you're looking to restore horsepower, torque, or fuel efficiency, our Goss Turbo Intake Hose is the perfect solution. Some key points about turbo intake hoses: Crafted from high-quality materials and engineered for durability, our turbo intake hose is built to withstand the rigors of high performance and high demand driving. Its robust construction ensures resistance to heat, pressure, and vibration, providing reliable performance even in the most demanding conditions. The design of a turbo intake hose is crucial for optimising airflow and reducing turbulence. Many hoses feature smooth, wide bores and reinforced walls to prevent collapse or expansion under extreme conditions. The primary function of the turbo intake hose is to deliver a steady flow of compressed air from the turbocharger to the engines intake manifold. This helps to ensure the engine always runs at its most efficient