RacingLine VWR11G701 High-Flow Panel Air Filter – Audi, VW | 5Q0129620 5Q0129620B 5QM129620

P/N: VWR11G701 RacingLine

The perfect starting point for your MQB 2.0 TSI. 2.0 TDI & 1.8 TSI power upgrades, RacingLine’s Trifoam High Flow Panel Filter uses the exact same filter material as their full intake systems do. A simple drop-in replacement for your factory paper filter, giving a valuable boost to engine efficiency as a perfect complement to either the stock engine or those running Stage 1 calibrations.

Looking for a simple, warranty-friendly upgrade for your car? Set your engine free by allowing it to breathe better and operate more efficiently with RacingLine’s High-Flow Panel Air Filter, available for all ‘MQB’ 2.0 & 1.8 TSI cars with the EA888.3 engine such as Golf 7 R, Golf 7 GTI, Audi S3 8V, plus all of the many 2.0 TDI models. It replaces the restrictive factory paper filters with an improved, high flow and reusable lifetime triple-layer Trifoam® filter. Put simply, it’s the best Panel Air Filter you can buy.

This filter offers OEM-standards of design, quality, materials and construction, hand-made in the UK. Fits like a factory part; lasts like a factory part. A stainless steel open mesh, surrounded by a poured polyurethane moulded seal provides an airtight seal against the standard airbox.

Removing the inevitable restrictions that the standard paper panel filter gives, RacingLine’s Panel Filter allows a small but worthwhile increase in airflow through to the turbo. And by allowing your engine to breathe better and operate more efficiently will improve the engine’s airflow, and power and fuel economy gains will follow.

The Trifoam filter material itself ensures an exceptionally high level of filtration – it’s the very same material technology as some F1 engines use. Our tests have shown that it can deliver an additional 15NM of torque on a standard 2.0 TSI engine. A small but very worthwhile difference.

Left = Driver side and Right = Passenger side.

All parts are priced individually unless identified as a set or kit. “Per car” notes identify how many of a given part your car has and
“Left/Right or Front/Rear” notes means the part fits the left or right side of the car. These parts are still sold individually and you’ll
need to select the appropriate quantity if you plan to replace more than one of this item.