tt2323

not to get too indepth but if the stock ic flows like 300cfm with 220rwhp stock. Why can't the 2row handle a solid 400rwhp considering its triple the size of a stock i/c?

gdnimr0d

iTrader: (4)

oh the 2 row handles the psi with no problem...i have it...i would say my biggest problem is getting air to my radiator...i have high water temps and low intake temps....low intake temps arent helping much when my engine hits over 90C ....well i would suggest an apexi front mount because it is sized perfectly or for the 2 row you really need an aftermarket bumper to utilize the air flow and size of it efficiently....i would suggest V mount with an aftermarket vented hood....best cooling temps you could ever get guranteed!...well hopefully that helped you out...peace out and good luck

rotarypower101

iTrader: (1)

It can, but it is rated based on how much energy it can dissipate (heat) which is a function of pressure in this case. If I remember correctly a 2 row is rated for right around the 15 PSI mark.

apneablue

I have a greddy 2 row and installing a single a Gt35r. Expecting a little over 400 at 15psi and the IC should work great with it.

rx7tt95

If we're referring to the GReddy two-row, there are two different versions. One is good for everything 15psi and below, the other is more efficient at 15psi and above. I use a 2-row GReddy and am making 400rwhp with a GT4082.