Fc Intercooler setup??
10-16-09, 05:16 PM
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Fc Intercooler setup??
Just after some ideas of what people are running intercooler wise.
Am after some ideas as I wan a front mount but dont want it to be seen when you look at the car from the front.
Pics if you can please.
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Am after some ideas as I wan a front mount but dont want it to be seen when you look at the car from the front.
Pics if you can please.
Thanks
10-16-09, 08:10 PM
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here's mine..Ebay Bs FMIC 400$ slightly modifed..only cut 2 pipes. kept, PS and battery up front. Nothign hits, I just have the slicone hoses pieces there just because its pretty close.
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10-17-09, 11:18 AM
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SRT-4 IC Mounted in front of radiator. Relatively cheap(IC $80, Pipes ~$150(custom welded), $25 taurus fan with shroud, total = ~$300), short piping, no hacking chassi/body involved. Radiator isn't blocked. Better sized for a smaller turbo. Can't see it from the front. Custom brackets easy to fabricate (steel bar, hammer, drill) Requires custom pipes, battery relocation, e-fan.
Additional custom ducting would improve cooling. Most of my logs show nearly ambient intake air temp, but my sensor might be kinda wacky, and readings are from just getting on it a little bit, not full out Racing and low boost.
223hp 191 tq @ 7-9 psi http://s272.photobucket.com/albums/j...t=P5124537.flv
Additional custom ducting would improve cooling. Most of my logs show nearly ambient intake air temp, but my sensor might be kinda wacky, and readings are from just getting on it a little bit, not full out Racing and low boost.
223hp 191 tq @ 7-9 psi http://s272.photobucket.com/albums/j...t=P5124537.flv
10-17-09, 04:50 PM
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Ah now am torn some good ideas there guys like the setups. How reliable are your intake temps?
Also any idea what power you can reliably take your cars up to with those setups?
Sorry to be a pain.
Also any idea what power you can reliably take your cars up to with those setups?
Sorry to be a pain.
heres a crappy pic of mine sorry its all i had
10-19-09, 10:04 AM
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On my car I have a decent sized eBay style bar and plate intercooler mounted well behind the bumper:
It's not very visible except when looking directly at the car. A bit of black paint would likely make it disappear.
As you can see, it is mounted behind the cross member so no bumper modifications were required. It's also fairly safe in the event of a low speed front-end collision.
I did have to customize the end tanks. They are a little rough and I will likely clean them up this winter if I get around to it.
It's not very visible except when looking directly at the car. A bit of black paint would likely make it disappear.
As you can see, it is mounted behind the cross member so no bumper modifications were required. It's also fairly safe in the event of a low speed front-end collision.
I did have to customize the end tanks. They are a little rough and I will likely clean them up this winter if I get around to it.
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