Charge Pipe

KIA Stinger Chargepipes

If you’re modifying your Stinger for more power or just want to ensure long-term reliability, upgrading the chargepipes is a smart and relatively affordable step. Chargepipes transfer compressed air from the turbochargers to the intercooler and then to the throttle body. This air is under high pressure and needs to move efficiently with minimal restriction or turbulence. The stock chargepipes on many turbocharged vehicles, including the Stinger, are made of plastic or rubber, which can crack, split, or blow off under high boost pressure. Aftermarket chargepipes are typically aluminum or high-grade silicone, offering much greater durability. If you're tuning the car, running an upgraded intercooler, or increasing turbo output, stronger chargepipes are necessary to handle the added stress and airflow.

Benefits

• More reliable under increased boost (especially with a tune)
• Better throttle response and smoother power delivery
• Reduced risk of boost leaks or pipe failures
• Increased airflow capacity