cp-e Exhale Cold Side Charge Pipe BOV Kit for 2020-2024 Ford Explorer ST / Lincoln Aviator 3.0L EcoBoost Kit:
- Available for TiAL Q VTA or HKS SSQV
- Does not include BOV
- 3.00” Piping
- Add up to 2 methanol nozzles
- Allows use of aftermarket BOV
- Replaces unreliable factory cold-side charge pipe
- Fully mandrel bent and formed using state of the art technology
- Includes all blockoffs and maptaps for complete installation
- Powder coated finish (Black, Race Red) or uncoated
- Step by step directions included with product
The pipe for both BOVs will come with a CNC-made aluminum flange welded on to ensure the best and easiest fitment of the BOV. The BOV kit will come with everything needed for an easy bolt-in installation. cp-e also supplies the necessary 4-ply silicone hoses and T-Bolt clamps to secure it all to the stock intercooler or the cp-e™ Core Front Mount Intercooler!
Note: cp-e™ cannot guarantee fitment with the use of any product that moves the location of the intercooler outlet or throttle body. This includes but is not limited to throttle body spacers, port injection spacers, and aftermarket intake manifolds. Please consult with manufacturer regarding additional warranty and fitment concerns.
2020-2025 3.0L Explorer ST/Aviator cp-e Exhale Cold Side Charge Pipe With Flange
Application List:
2020-2024 Ford Explorer (ST and Platinum trims)
2020-2024 Lincoln Aviator
WARNING: This is a Competition Use ONLY Product manufactured and sold for installation on vehicles to be used solely for competition motorsports, which, once such product is installed, may never be used, or registered or licensed for use upon a public road or highway. Any other use, including recreational off-road use, may be in violation of local, state, and Federal laws. ZFG Racing LLC does not implicitly or explicitly confirm the legality of using any products it sells on public roads; that is entirely the responsibility of the consumer. If a Competition Use Only Products is installed on a vehicle and that vehicle is used on a public road or highway, it may be considered in violation of the Clean Air Act and personally subject to substantial civil penalties.
