Cobb Tuning - 3 Port Boost Solenoid - Forester XT (08-13)
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Cobb Tuning - 3 Port Boost Solenoid - Forester XT (08-13)

In the rangePart no. 715750
Requires
Custom tuning required
Max pressure
120psi
Fittings
1/8" nickel-plated barb
Fits
SH-SJ Forester (2008–2018)
Category
Engine & forced induction
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Specifications

Brand
Cobb
Part number
715750
Requires
Custom tuning required
Max pressure
120psi
Fittings
1/8" nickel-plated barb
Material
Aluminum bracket, stainless steel hardware
Wiring
18-gauge harness
Fits
SH-SJ Forester (2008–2018)
Category
Engine & forced induction

Figures as published for this part; fitment is only what we have confirmed. Check critical dimensions against your car before ordering.

About this part

Cobb's 3-port boost solenoid (715750) replaces the factory boost control solenoid on the 2008–2013 Forester XT and requires custom tuning to run. It's rated to 120psi, uses a 1/8in nickel-plated barb fitting, and comes with an 18-gauge wiring harness; the mounting bracket is aluminium, fastened with stainless steel hardware.

Fitment

Confirmed for the chassis below. We list a chassis only where the part is on one of our cars or on the manufacturer’s own application list.

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We have not run this part ourselves — the ones we have are marked on our cars.