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Will have to keep refilling a reservoir with water? I know performs well but the added maintenance is a downside. Also, what happens when the water supply runs out?
John- This might be a long shot but do you know of anyone doing the TPC superchargers in southern Cali. I had a intercooled SC on my 98 mustang that was putting out over 500+ HP and loved it. I miss the "punch it in any gear torque". Thanks
Will someone who knows explain this to me: Isn't air to air better? I mean with water to air you'd have to have a recirculating pump wouldn't you? Seems like a pain.
And you wouldn't be truely air cooled any longer. You'd have to call your car a 994 or 995, I suppose.
Originally posted by Greg H.
And you wouldn't be truely air cooled any longer. You'd have to call your car a 994 or 995, I suppose.
Greg H.
Well the engine is oil cooled really, not air cooled. Besides the intercooler is not for engine cooling anyway. I think it would be safe to call it a 993
I believe air/water intercoolers are used to keep the size of the intercooler down i.e. they are more efficient for their size.
TPC didn't build the supercharger, Eaton did. TPC built the kit for the 993.
If you like the engineering effort that was put in to the kit (i.e: "Oh just shove the smog pump into a corner and zip-tie it"), then by all means buy the TPC intercooler.
See my thread on the Air-Air intercooler thats going on my car. And did I mention that it will have a CO2 sprayer on the IC. I know I'll have to refill the tank, but IMHO a sprayer on the IC is much more effective.
Originally posted by JKW993 It should be a closed loop and maintenance free. Not sure about other intercoolers on the market. I feel it's hard to go wrong with the IC designed by the guys who designed the supercharger.
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