HPA K04 Hybrid Turbo Conversion Upgrade with HPA Tune for 2.0L, Longitudinal

VW/Audi Performance Parts: HPA K04 Hybrid Turbo Conversion Upgrade with HPA Tune for 2.0L, Longitudinal (HVA-240-HW-ECU-L)

Product Features & Benefits

• Gain up to 355HP / 347TQ
• Direct Replacement (in most cases)
• Compact Design Allows for Faster Boost Response and Turbo Longevity
• Turbo Muffler Delete for Smoother Exhaust Gas Flow
• Simplified Design for Ease of Install
• Diverter Valve in OEM Position
• Block-off plate for PCV system (TSI)
• Quicker Compressor Spool
• Higher Output Across the Full RPM Range

To unleash the true potential of your 2.0T, the K04 turbo that is equipped on the Golf R / S3 is a much more robust choice than the factory equipped IHI (KO3) turbo, which runs out of breath mid-way in the RPM range. The HPA K04 Hybrid upgrade offers a higher operational boost range, while still working with the stock componentry; making for a natural and cost-effective upgrade. This K04 Hybrid conversion allows for a seamless integration, without the need for custom fabrications or aftermarket diverter valves.

HPA has now developed a high performance K04 Hybrid Turbo conversion that allows the factory K03 diverter valve to be installed in the OEM location, without a CNC port adapter. This K04 Hybrid turbo assembly is one of the most advanced units available in North America, featuring many benefits over the competition, including:

• All-inclusive hardware kit
• Cast design for efficient heat transfer
• Lightweight aluminum compressor for quicker spooling

Additional Details

Fitment:

• Longitudinal 2.0
• Audi A4 (B8)
• Audi A5 (B8)
• Audi Q5 (8R)
• Seat Exeo

LONGITUDINAL VERSUS TRANSVERSE DESIGN

The two different layouts simply define the manner in which the engine is mounted in the chassis of your vehicle. A transverse design simply means the crankshaft of the engine is aligned perpendicular to the length of your vehicle as seen in most FWD cars. This transverse drivetrain layout is seen in most modern 2.0L Volkswagen cars on the road today. Longitudinal means the opposite where the crankshaft of your vehicle is parallel with the length of the car, allowing for efficient implementation of RWD and AWD drivetrains. An example of this layout can be seen in most Quattro equipped vehicles.