Performance Parts

Cooling & stability

On a turbocharged engine, compressed air heats up, and hot air costs power. A performance intercooler cools this air more effectively before it enters the engine.

The result: more consistent power, especially during repeated acceleration or in hot weather. We fit it in our Luxembourg workshop and match it to your remap.

What is it?

The intercooler (or air-to-air heat exchanger) is a radiator placed between the turbo and the engine. It cools the air compressed by the turbo. Cooler air is denser: it contains more oxygen, which promotes better combustion.

A performance version offers a larger heat-exchange surface than the original part. It concerns forced-induction engines, which mainly means cars: the vast majority of motorcycles don't have one.

For your motorcycle, take a look at our Exhaust Systems and Air Intake pages instead.