what intercooler should i get?
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well i was just wanting some opinions. my front bumper/ intercooler was damaged and my insurance company is gonna pay for both. i was just wondering what intercooler you all thought i should go with for my PE tt and it doesnt matter about piping cause we can custom fit some if needed (we were planing on redoing the piping anways). PE is gonna take forever to get me one so i was thinking about getting something different. thanks for any help
Spearco can make any intercooler you want them too. Water to air, air to air. YOu tell them what you want and they will build it, pressure test it, and ship to you. Bar and plate of course, less then a 1 PSI drop, etc. They can be reached at 805-581-0333
Originally Posted by KTaylor
thanks ill give them a call. any thoughts on using the greddy intercoooler/ piping? just wondering.
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yea thats what i was thinking. were looking to get around 18 psi out of the PE turbos and the IC piping is very small and restrictive with the PE kit. the greddy looks much larger and like it would flow better. but im gonna give spearco a call because that sounds like a good idea as well. thanks for the help mia
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Originally Posted by KTaylor
yea thats what i was thinking. were looking to get around 18 psi out of the PE turbos and the IC piping is very small and restrictive with the PE kit. the greddy looks much larger and like it would flow better. but im gonna give spearco a call because that sounds like a good idea as well. thanks for the help mia
Personally, I like the design of the Jim Wolf Intercooler. If I am not mistaken, it has dual inlets, as does this one on this page mentioned below.
http://www.icevex.com/products_35v2p.html
The dual inlet would allow you to reroute and or redo some of the PE kit piping, making it less complicated and taking up our little bit of room.
http://www.icevex.com/products_35v2p.html
The dual inlet would allow you to reroute and or redo some of the PE kit piping, making it less complicated and taking up our little bit of room.
Originally Posted by gringott
Personally, I like the design of the Jim Wolf Intercooler. If I am not mistaken, it has dual inlets, as does this one on this page mentioned below.
http://www.icevex.com/products_35v2p.html
The dual inlet would allow you to reroute and or redo some of the PE kit piping, making it less complicated and taking up our little bit of room.
http://www.icevex.com/products_35v2p.html
The dual inlet would allow you to reroute and or redo some of the PE kit piping, making it less complicated and taking up our little bit of room.
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yea. if i were to get a greddy intercooler from a vendor does that include the piping? i know i would have to modify that piping but it would be a good start to have.
Originally Posted by bimma78
ARC. They make every thing in house by hand. Now thats quality.
Sorry - couldn't resist.
ARC does make some great stuff - but at a price!
Originally Posted by MoodDude
I can make things in my house by hand - does that mean quality?
Sorry - couldn't resist.
ARC does make some great stuff - but at a price!
Sorry - couldn't resist.
ARC does make some great stuff - but at a price!
The Icevex intercooler I have is quality piece . They use good quality bar and plate cores , thier welds are top notch , low preasure drop . The 31+4+11 [ i think ] supports 800hp . For half the price of the big boys
Originally Posted by ReV2Red
How about the APS intercooler, can you buy that separately? I think it is a great looking intercooler, and the specs are pretty damn good apparently. Just a thought
Check out the wastegates on the bad boys too:
www(dot)airpowersystems(dot)com(dot)au/350z/aps350z-tts-09/index.htm
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