Greatings,
I have a bit of a situation, and would like some input. for my CQ -> S2 build I am using a 3b cross member, with ABY intercooler. I ordered the 3b kit from a stateside supplier. to find neither the turbo to IC inlet nor the cross member to inlet tube fit. I sent back the kit, and did some more research.
The stateside supplier sent me the following photo of the difference between their S2 3b and ABY kit. and somthing looks a miss... I cannot understand why the ABY kit (top) has two holes for what looks like a diverter valve.

Additionally, the bottom two silicone hoses are meant to fit a 3b, there is no way this can be correct as the 3b cross member curves upward, making that s curved pipe no where near fitting. You can see that the curved "S" pipe clearly belongs to the ABY s2 kit as shown here in the roose motorsports stock photo for ABY S2.
Let me know what you think, if I am crazy, or just confused...
I beleive Roose Motorsports has what I need, although the pound being superior to the USD in exchange I would like to make damn sure before ordering.
Thanks for the support,
Josh C.
I have a bit of a situation, and would like some input. for my CQ -> S2 build I am using a 3b cross member, with ABY intercooler. I ordered the 3b kit from a stateside supplier. to find neither the turbo to IC inlet nor the cross member to inlet tube fit. I sent back the kit, and did some more research.
The stateside supplier sent me the following photo of the difference between their S2 3b and ABY kit. and somthing looks a miss... I cannot understand why the ABY kit (top) has two holes for what looks like a diverter valve.

Additionally, the bottom two silicone hoses are meant to fit a 3b, there is no way this can be correct as the 3b cross member curves upward, making that s curved pipe no where near fitting. You can see that the curved "S" pipe clearly belongs to the ABY s2 kit as shown here in the roose motorsports stock photo for ABY S2.
Let me know what you think, if I am crazy, or just confused...
I beleive Roose Motorsports has what I need, although the pound being superior to the USD in exchange I would like to make damn sure before ordering.
Thanks for the support,
Josh C.



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