FITMENT
Make: FORD/MAZDA
Model: RANGER PX/PX2/BT50
Year : 2011-
Engine: 3.2L Turbo Diesel
Material: Full ALUNMINUM
Description:
This kit can completely replace the rubber intercooler piping used on these engines that are known to split apart and expand under boost pressure.
Specification:
- Replaces the drivers side rubber intercooler hose below the airbox
- Also replaces passenger side hose from the intercooler up to the throttle body
Feature:
- Polished Alloy Piping
- Boost line fitting
- Thick reinforced silicone hose joints
- Heavy duty stainless clamps
- Direct replacement
Package Included :
Full set pipe kit as pictures .
A Turbo Intercooler Piping Kit, often referred to as an "intercooler piping kit" or simply "intercooler piping," is a set of pipes and components designed to connect a turbocharger to an intercooler, and then to the engine's intake manifold. This kit is commonly used in turbocharged or supercharged vehicles to improve air intake and overall engine performance.
The key components typically included in a Turbo Intercooler Piping Kit are:
Pipes: These are usually made of aluminum or stainless steel and come in various shapes and sizes. The pipes are designed to carry compressed air from the turbocharger outlet to the intercooler and then from the intercooler to the intake manifold.
Silicone Couplers: These flexible connectors are used to join the various pipes together. They are essential to accommodate different angles and positions within the engine bay.
Clamps: Hose clamps are used to secure the silicone couplers and pipes in place, ensuring there are no air leaks.
Intercooler: In some cases, a Turbo Intercooler Piping Kit might include the intercooler itself. The intercooler cools the compressed air before it enters the engine, making it denser and increasing oxygen levels for improved combustion.
T-bolt Clamps: These are high-strength clamps used to secure the pipes to the turbocharger and intercooler. They are more robust than standard hose clamps and are necessary to prevent leaks under high-pressure conditions.
BoV (Blow-off Valve) or Bypass Valve: Some kits may include a BoV or bypass valve to prevent compressor surge and manage excess boost pressure. It releases excess boost pressure when the throttle is closed, protecting the turbocharger.
Flanges and gaskets: These components are used for sealing and mounting various parts of the kit securely.
The primary purpose of a Turbo Intercooler Piping Kit is to optimize airflow and minimize pressure drop between the turbocharger and the engine, resulting in increased engine efficiency and power output. It also helps lower the temperature of the intake air, which can reduce the risk of detonation and improve overall engine performance.
When installing such a kit, it's important to ensure that it's compatible with your vehicle's make and model and that the installation is done correctly to avoid any air leaks or other issues that could affect engine performance and reliability. If you're not experienced in automotive modifications, it's recommended to seek professional help or guidance from knowledgeable enthusiasts.

