Forge present the "Twintercooler "for SEAT Leon 2 .0 lt FSiT

ForgeMotorsport

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Another Twintercooler is added to the range for owners of the SEAT Leon 2.0 FSiT. With the same remarkable performance as seen with the previous Twintercoolers on the Golf & Skoda its sure to be a winner
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For the new 2.0 L FSIT engines there is one sure way to improve on the charge air cooling by using the Forge "TWINtercooler" this ground breaking innovation features our unique twin-core design which has added greater efficiency throughout the entire RPM band beyond that of a single core setup, We have achieved this by using the latest core technology with high flow end tank designs to achieve a huge reduction in inlet temperatures.

We spent many months testing various designs and the Twintercooler design emerged as the clear winner. This is a bolt-on kit that retains the use of the OEM intercooler to produce both horsepower AND torque, but more importantly, a HUGE reduction in inlet temperatures and increased flow efficiency.

A reduction in temps of up to a peak of 20 degrees Fahrenheit from 102 to 82 at 6600 RPM!

There is a special Cupra net forum price on this new FORGE product availible by e mailing
[email protected] mention product promotion code SC.net twin
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DanGB

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my.. that car looks familiar :D

Cheers for another great product forge :) Came out well on the rolling road.

Just waiting for your new diverter valve now!
 
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stoneyfordNI

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whats the benfits mr forge of using a "twincooler" set up on the fsi-t' , is it overall packaging , handyness or is there something more important , hows the gains compare to the normal removal of old IC and new FMIC set up ?

just curious cheers
 

gazjones

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does this have 2 inlets and two out lets so basically two intercoolers one behind the other then!
 

DanGB

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As said in the description it uses the standard intercooler as well as this new intercooler. Hence the name 'twintercooler'. Forge found it worked best if both intercoolers were used.
 

DanGB

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There is a slight pressure pressure drop, less than a psi if I remember correctly. but there is no lag or anything.
 

ForgeMotorsport

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In our long testing progress and procedure
we first logged and tested the original intercooler .It was impressive to say the least .
We then tested a larger front mounted intercooler on its own .
This ran hotter than the standard oem and a large loss of torque

We repeated the above proceedure with 3 different types of air core , all ran hotter than the OEM with poor torque performance .
We were struggling to improve on the factory original

We then plumbed in the Twintercooler set up that utilises the OEM intercooler and the Forge intercooler together , this set up showed an impressive and significant drop in temperature over the standard with minimal increase in pressure drop , and an improvement in torque and mid range power .

This gave us the results that we were looking for , on a standard car , then further test were carried out on a modified car showing good gains .

This intercooler will give you improved performance whether you are standard , chipped or ultimately going for a big turbo set up.

It also means you can keep the OEM intercooler , which is a bonus because the removal of this part is a very difficult proceedure ,

Further independant testing by very reputable tuners in Germany , Swizerland and the USA confirmed what we had found to be the most efficient set up availible
 
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