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Originally Posted by JarmoL
Hi,
I have to say those prices are very tempting.. Shipping to Finland seems to double the price though..
Jarmo
I have to say those prices are very tempting.. Shipping to Finland seems to double the price though..
Jarmo
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Power. Lots is good, more is better, too much is just right...
'87 951, RIP
'00 996 C2 L92U AQ / IXAA IXRB IX54 M96/7.xx G96/7.88 M030 M375 M376 M436 M476 M601 M983 ... + 991 GT3 brakes, 997 GT3 sway bars, fully monoball'd suspension, Bilstein Cup Car coilovers, do88 Big Pack ICs. 10 & 12 x 19" BBS CH-R wheels with 265/30 & 325 /30 -19 MPSC2s.
#64
Indeed,
I know a very competent aluminium welder.. so it might make sense to buy one of those IC's and have him redo the end tanks..
Although the quoted 130$ shipping to Finland seems excessive.. I wonder if there's a cheaper way to get it shipped.
Jarmo
I know a very competent aluminium welder.. so it might make sense to buy one of those IC's and have him redo the end tanks..
Although the quoted 130$ shipping to Finland seems excessive.. I wonder if there's a cheaper way to get it shipped.
Jarmo
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Originally Posted by JarmoL
Indeed,
I know a very competent aluminium welder.. so it might make sense to buy one of those IC's and have him redo the end tanks..
Although the quoted 130$ shipping to Finland seems excessive.. I wonder if there's a cheaper way to get it shipped.
Jarmo
I know a very competent aluminium welder.. so it might make sense to buy one of those IC's and have him redo the end tanks..
Although the quoted 130$ shipping to Finland seems excessive.. I wonder if there's a cheaper way to get it shipped.
Jarmo
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I keep hearing about the core size and quality. How does this differ from one i/c to another? Why are there really cheap intercoolers and some much more expensive ones? By size maybe I mean porosity, not acutal size of core. This I understand.
#69
Originally Posted by 333pg333
This is the site of the guy who I am getting to make up a custom i/c which looks like it will fit similarly to ST's photo. His work is second to none and uses all the best components and cores. The welding is a work of art. Although I will be paying for it I am happy to have an expert make something just for my car rather than something off the shelf. The cheaper option will probably be approx 85% as good but I will leave the car with him on a Monday and pick it up on a Friday all fitted and drive away. I shall post photo's within a month.
http://www.plazmaman.com/
http://www.plazmaman.com/
What have they said about the effect on cold air flow through to the radiator?
#70
Originally Posted by Olli Snellman
How about water/air IC's ?
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Originally Posted by Geneqco
Great find Patrick. I need a 3 1/2" bend for my MAF so I might give them a call. What sort of $ are you looking at for the intercooler?
What have they said about the effect on cold air flow through to the radiator?
What have they said about the effect on cold air flow through to the radiator?
#72
Thanks Patrick. I guess I was more concerned at the effect of the air being heated by the IC before actually getting to the radiator rather than just the flow to the radiator. Have they made any comments?
My concern is that with the power projections some of us have, it may be really pushing the envelope to expect the stock radiator to cope, especially if it has wamrer air entering because of the IC position. Say we are increasing power output by 100% +, we have roughly that much extra heat that also needs to be disipated. My other concern is that placement of the IC in front of the radiator may also limit the opportunity to upgrade the radiator if that does in fact become necessary.
Any comments?
My concern is that with the power projections some of us have, it may be really pushing the envelope to expect the stock radiator to cope, especially if it has wamrer air entering because of the IC position. Say we are increasing power output by 100% +, we have roughly that much extra heat that also needs to be disipated. My other concern is that placement of the IC in front of the radiator may also limit the opportunity to upgrade the radiator if that does in fact become necessary.
Any comments?
#73
Originally Posted by 951Boost
Yeah, been following this thread for a few days and had the same thoughts as Rogue regarding the G/N cooler...looks like it might go. I won't have access to my car for a couple of weeks. Can anyone else do a mockup on this one?
THat one was my first choice.
24 inch is the max. Unless you want to cut the light buckets.
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I looked at that cooler as well, but size, and inlet/outlet size with the fact that it will cover more of radiator and sit lower made me design against, it does have better flow though.
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Alex, I got the GN IC last year. The pipes are not a direct fit, best to get the unit with straight in/out.