Straighten Your Fins
Hey guys quick question...I did some searching around and I can't find anything about a place that refurbishes intercoolers(ie straighten the fins, thermal coat)...I know they do this with radiators, anyone know where/if I can get this done? Thanks for your time guys...
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Originally Posted by MADDSLOW
Hey guys quick question...I did some searching around and I can't find anything about a place that refurbishes intercoolers(ie straighten the fins, thermal coat)...I know they do this with radiators, anyone know where/if I can get this done? Thanks for your time guys...
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Yeah! That was the one I saw, it was only a few days ago and I couldn't find it for my life...thanks for that...
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ehh needlenose?
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Originally Posted by Sovietcong
ehh needlenose?
maddslow, I plan to removed and mail out my oil coolers to those guys referenced by glassman within the next month. I'll let you know how it goes. |
I used a small pick and carefully combed out the fins of my oil coolers. It was pretty tedious the first time, now I do it once a year or so just to the ones that are bent. Maybe five minutes a side. Not as good as a refurbish, but......:dunno:
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
That's a great idea :thumbd: Maybe a needlenose and a sledgehammer?
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What you got against short people? We breathe less polluted air plus we fit better in FD's!
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Fins Straightener
Eastwood Company sells a fin rake for radiators, condensers, etc. not sure why wouldn't work on an IC? It has six different spacings, for like 13 bucks. They also sell the pliers or the whole set.
http://eastwood.resultspage.com/sear...s=custom&w=fin Travis |
Originally Posted by dradon03
What you got against short people? We breathe less polluted air plus we fit better in FD's!
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That thing on the Eastwood site is pretty cool.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
maddslow, I plan to removed and mail out my oil coolers to those guys referenced by glassman within the next month. I'll let you know how it goes.
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Originally Posted by Sovietcong
Its not your fault your short. Blame your parents.
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I used a toothpick for my FMIC. It took a while but it got the job done.
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Originally Posted by TurboTagTeam
I used a toothpick for my FMIC. It took a while but it got the job done.
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Originally Posted by T_Racer
Eastwood Company sells a fin rake for radiators, condensers, etc. not sure why wouldn't work on an IC? It has six different spacings, for like 13 bucks. They also sell the pliers or the whole set.
http://eastwood.resultspage.com/sear...s=custom&w=fin Travis NOTE: You can get the same tool from Harborfreight for like $4. |
I used a thin flat head screw driver last time i reinstalled in IC
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
That's a great idea :thumbd: Maybe a needlenose and a sledgehammer?
maddslow, I plan to removed and mail out my oil coolers to those guys referenced by glassman within the next month. I'll let you know how it goes. Are you real short? If so that's cool I'm 6'4" and would like to be a few inches shorter. I got the shoulder lean w/helmet + FD + sunroof. |
Originally Posted by dradon03
What you got against short people? We breathe less polluted air plus we fit better in FD's!
I like short people. There like early warning fart alarms. Some one farts there the first ones to holler. (-: |
When I repaired the fins on my oil cooler and IC, I used two thin bladed flathead screw drivers, one on both sides of the bent fin. It worked great. You can't even tell which ones were bent.
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Originally Posted by VegasFD
When I repaired the fins on my oil cooler and IC, I used two thin bladed flathead screw drivers, one on both sides of the bent fin. It worked great. You can't even tell which ones were bent.
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Originally Posted by JeffShoots
Rich,
Are you real short? If so that's cool I'm 6'4" and would like to be a few inches shorter. I got the shoulder lean w/helmet + FD + sunroof. |
Originally Posted by burtoncr
NOTE: You can get the same tool from Harborfreight for like $4.
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Originally Posted by Specter328
Link?
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It looks like Harbor Freight discontinued it so:
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=...line&scoring=p http://www.handsontools.com/store/sh...roduct_id=1013 http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...p?Ntt=fin+comb |
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