my new intercooler ....by HKS
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That's not his car.....he got the photo from somewhere else.
They relocated the tank to make room for the intakes. It could be done differently (and better IMO). The HKS kit completely seals in the rad and IC and uses a horizontal splitter that you can adjust to control the air each cooler sees. It's a very nice design and I love that it keeps a 51R size battery in the engine bay.
They relocated the tank to make room for the intakes. It could be done differently (and better IMO). The HKS kit completely seals in the rad and IC and uses a horizontal splitter that you can adjust to control the air each cooler sees. It's a very nice design and I love that it keeps a 51R size battery in the engine bay.
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That's not his car.....he got the photo from somewhere else.
They relocated the tank to make room for the intakes. It could be done differently (and better IMO). The HKS kit completely seals in the rad and IC and uses a horizontal splitter that you can adjust to control the air each cooler sees. It's a very nice design and I love that it keeps a 51R size battery in the engine bay.
They relocated the tank to make room for the intakes. It could be done differently (and better IMO). The HKS kit completely seals in the rad and IC and uses a horizontal splitter that you can adjust to control the air each cooler sees. It's a very nice design and I love that it keeps a 51R size battery in the engine bay.
so....like i sayd in a thred about hks intake....i buy intercooler....now i haven't problem about air flow to stock i/c....so, if you know this set up, have see some dyno?
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