Genesis Coupe (BK) 2.0TThrottle Body Spacer
Torque Solution
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Stock by warehouse
Stock shown is what's on the shelf in our US warehouse and is kept up to date. This part ships direct to you from there — see how direct shipping works below.
- Ships direct from our US warehouse — tracked to your door
- Brand new and factory sealed, straight from the distributor
- Fitment & tuning advice from real technicians
Direct shipped from our US warehouse
What Is Direct Shipping?
This part ships straight to you from our US warehouse rather than sitting on our shelf in Clyde. You get a wider range and current pricing — the trade-off is that it takes a little longer to arrive than something we stock locally.
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You Order
Check out as normal and you will get an order confirmation straight away.
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We Place The Order
We order the part the same business day and it is picked from our US warehouse, brand new and factory sealed.
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It Ships To You
It flies direct to your door by courier — it does not route through our workshop. You get the tracking number as soon as it leaves.
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It Arrives
If you ordered anything we stock locally, that ships separately from Clyde — so an order can arrive in more than one delivery.
Delivery Time
Our supplier quotes 2–4 weeks from order to delivery.
No Import Fees
This part ships to you from inside the United States, so there is no customs clearance, no import duty and no brokerage fee.
Any applicable sales tax is calculated at checkout.
Product details
Anodised aluminium spacer that sits between the throttle body and the intake manifold on the 2.0T Genesis Coupe, with a helix cut through the bore.
- Billet aluminium, red anodised
- Bolts in with the supplied gaskets and hardware
- Two fitments - 2010-2012 and 2013-2016
Straight answer: on a turbocharged engine the airflow claims made for helix spacers do not hold up. What this reliably does is add a small amount of plenum volume and put a tidy anodised part under the bonnet. Buy it because you want the look, or because you need the spacer for clearance on something else you are fitting - not because you expect power. If you want gains from the 2.0T, spend the money on boost and tuning.
Good to know
No claims are made regarding the legality of any parts for road use. Parts are supplied for off-road/competition use only — it is the customer's responsibility to confirm local regulations before fitting parts for road use.
