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034 Motorsports R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System | 8V Audi S3 & MkVII Volkswagen Golf R (MQB)

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034 Motorsports R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System | 8V Audi S3 & MkVII Volkswagen Golf R (MQB)034Motorsport is pleased to introduce the R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System for the 8V Audi S3, 8S Audi TTS, and MkVII Volkswagen Golf R! Consisting of an OEM+ Hybrid Turbocharger and 034Motorsport Performance Software, R460 is the elegant, reliable solution for breathtaking performance on the street or track. Designed as a turn key solution for discerning enthusiasts, R460 safely delivers more power and quicker acceleration, without sacrificing


034Motorsport is pleased to introduce the R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System for the 8V Audi S3, 8S Audi TTS, and MkVII Volkswagen Golf R! Consisting of an OEM+ Hybrid Turbocharger and 034Motorsport Performance Software, R460 is the elegant, reliable solution for breathtaking performance on the street or track.

Designed as a turn-key solution for discerning enthusiasts, R460 safely delivers more power and quicker acceleration, without sacrificing response or reliability. Providing significant increases in horsepower and torque past 4,500 RPM, the R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System shines on track where the factory turbocharger can't keep up. With a focus on retaining quick spool and excellent transient response, R460 offers a broad, usable powerband - instead of introducing lag in pursuit of large peak power figures.

The Turbocharger

At the center of 034Motorsport's R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System is the LOBA LO462-EA888 Turbocharger, providing more airflow and boost than the factory IS38 turbo is capable of - without the lag associated with "big turbo" kits. Through the use of this Hybrid Turbocharger, R460 offers a true OEM+ driving experience, with lightning-fast turbo spool and superb transient response.

Made in Germany and based on the factory IHI unit, the LOBA LO462-EA888 Turbocharger features a state-of-the-art billet compressor wheel to allow for higher flow and more power. The backplate, compressor housing, and turbine housing have all been machined for optimal airflow and increased performance. In addition, the LO462-EA888 turbocharger is precision-balanced to ensure reliability.

Turbocharger Features:
  • LOBA LO462-EA888 Turbocharger
  • LOBA CNC-Machined Billet Compressor Wheel
  • 5-Axis CNC Re-Profiled Compressor Housing & Backplate
  • LOBA 5-Axis CNC-Machined Billet Aluminum Compressor Inlet
  • Clipped Turbine Wheel
  • Hand-Finished Turbine Housing
  • High-Precision Balancing
  • Made in Germany

The Software

034Motorsport's proprietary ECU calibrations ensure that the R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System delivers consistent, reliable power even under grueling track conditions. Through optimization of the factory ECU's boost, fueling, and timing maps, R460 Performance Software brings out the potential of the LO462-EA888 Turbocharger. Peak boost ranges from 24-26 PSI (octane dependent) and tapers to 22 PSI by the new 7,200 RPM redline to keep the turbo running at its optimum efficiency. This precise, track-oriented boost mapping provides rock-solid performance lap after lap.

Going beyond power enhancements, 034Motorsport’s calibrator also made improvements to the throttle mapping to improve part throttle precision and control. The end result is a tune that drives even smoother than the factory calibration, with power delivery that is consistent and manageable on the street and track alike.

Software Features:
  • Developed In-House on the Street, Track, and 034Motorsport's Chassis Dyno
  • Optimized Boost, Timing, and Fueling Maps for Increased Horsepower & Torque
  • Available with 91 Octane, 93 Octane, and 104 Octane Maps
  • Increased Rev Limiter to 7,200 RPM
  • Speed Limiter (Governor) Removed
  • Improved Throttle Response & Power Delivery
  • Refined Throttle Mapping for Part Throttle Driveability
  • Remapped Cooling System Targets Optimized for Performance Driving
  • Consistent, Repeatable On-Track Performance

Bolt-On Performance

The R460 Hybrid Turbocharger System installs as a complete, bolt-on replacement for the factory components, without requiring any modifications to the engine internals or fueling system. R460 was designed and thoroughly tested to be safe for factory engine internals, making it a true drop-in solution for enthusiasts looking for more power than the stock IS38 turbocharger can deliver.

What's Included:
  • LO462-EA888 Turbocharger
  • 5-Axis CNC-Machined Billet Aluminum Compressor Inlet
  • 034Motorsport R460 Performance Software
  • BERU Z345 Spark Plugs (Set of 4)
  • Factory Turbocharger Inlet Gasket
  • Factory Turbocharger Outlet V-Band Gasket
  • Factory Sealing O-Rings (Set of 4)
  • Factory Locking Nuts (Set of 4)

Dyno Data

034Motorsport R460 Turbocharger Upgrade Performance Comparisons


Stock 91 Octane 93 Octane 104 Octane
Peak Horsepower 295 HP 425 HP 430 HP 435 HP
Peak Torque 304 FT-LBS 390 FT-LBS 395 FT-LBS 420 FT-LBS
Peak Horsepower Gains
133 HP @ 6,400 RPM 137 HP @ 6,400 RPM 143 HP @ 6,400 RPM
Peak Torque Gains
110 FT-LBS @ 6,350 RPM 113 FT-LBS @ 6,350 RPM 124 FT-LBS @ 3,900 RPM
Max Engine Speed 6,800 RPM 7,200 RPM 7,200 RPM 7,200 RPM



Application Guide

Compatible Vehicles:
  • 2015 - Present Audi S3 (8V)
  • 2016 - Present Audi TTS (MkIII)
  • 2015 - Present Volkswagen Golf R (MkVII)
Required Supporting Modifications:

**Not for use on emissions controlled vehicles in California. Sold for off road, track, and racing applications only**

Founded in 2005, 034 Motorsport is driven by the passion to bring motorsport-quality performance products and tuning to your Audi and Volkswagen vehicles.

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