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The Forge Motorsport FMR56OBH Noise Generator Delete Pipe is a high-flow silicone intake charge hose designed for compatible MINI 1.6 Turbo Petrol models with N14 and N18 engines.

 

Fitted on the cold side at the throttle body towards the rear of the engine bay, it replaces the restrictive original hose and removes the factory noise generator arrangement where fitted. The freer-flowing design is intended to improve turbo response throughout the rev range and is suitable for both standard and tuned engines.

 

Features

  • High-flow silicone intake charge hose
  • Fits compatible MINI N14 and N18 1.6 Turbo Petrol engines
  • Deletes the factory noise generator where fitted
  • Cold-side installation at the throttle body
  • Designed to reduce restriction compared with the original hose
  • Reinforced silicone construction
  • Designed to withstand increased temperatures and boost pressures
  • Internal Fluorosilicone liner
  • Suitable for applications exposed to oil mist
  • Supplied with stainless steel hose clamps
  • Available in Red, Blue or Black
  • Replaces BMW OE part number 13719806688
  • Forge Motorsport product code FMR56OBH

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SKU: FMR56OBH
£110.29Price
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