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Válvula de descarga externa Turbosmart Gen V WG45 HyperGate45 - Negra (TURTS-0553-1012)

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TURTS-0553-1012

Precio de oferta$ 467.09Precio habitual $ 518.99

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La válvula de descarga externa GenV WG45 HyperGate45 es una válvula de descarga externa de 45 mm, rentable y probada en el automovilismo: la válvula de mayor caudal de su clase. La GenV ofrece una amplia configuración de usuario, un rendimiento térmico extendido líder a nivel mundial, resistencia a la fatiga y un rendimiento de caudal excepcional para un control y una durabilidad óptimos.
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Turbosmart is a globally recognized brand specializing in high-performance turbo management systems and accessories. Established in 1997 in Australia, the company designs and manufactures premium wastegates, blow-off valves, boost controllers, and fuel pressure regulators. Turbosmart products are engineered for reliability, precision, and performance, catering to both street cars and motorsport applications. Known for their durability and innovative technology, Turbosmart has become a trusted name among car enthusiasts and professional tuners seeking to optimize turbocharged engines.
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