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Old Mar 18, 2002 | 04:48 PM
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Question Greddy Intercooler Question

Hello,
Just bought a T-78, sold my M2 Large IC, and going with a greddy FM. I am going to order from rxecret7.com, however they have about 5 listed to choose from.

Can't decide between 2row or 3row? 24v, 32r etc?
Also what is "R-Spec" + "V-Spec" internals?
It needs to be polished w/pipes but I already have the
greddy ELBOW.
I figured go with 2 row because less pressure drop and more cooling for rad behind it.

Can someone help me out?

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Old Mar 18, 2002 | 06:24 PM
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Im not sure what the difference is as far as the internals. However R-spec is used with a single turbo kit and V-spec is used on a stock twin setup. So with that said you want the R-spec. Now if you plan on running 15psi or less go with 2 row. Anything over 15psi you will want the 3 row. Both kits come polished. As far as the elbow, all R-spec kits require the greddy elbow. Hope this helps
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Old Mar 18, 2002 | 06:30 PM
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Seems like the rx7 store is a little cheaper too.
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Old Mar 18, 2002 | 08:18 PM
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Thanks! Most appreciated! My questions have been answered. One thing though..

If I'm only going to go to the track once in a while, wouldn't there be more pressure drop and more lag with the 3 row? I will drive mostly on the street and lag is a concern, but not a big enough concern to sacrifice the top end power of the T-78!

2 row won't handle 18psi or 20psi?

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Old Mar 18, 2002 | 10:06 PM
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Thanks! Most appreciated! My questions have been answered. One thing though..

If I'm only going to go to the track once in a while, wouldn't there be more pressure drop and more lag with the 3 row? I will drive mostly on the street and lag is a concern, but not a big enough concern to sacrifice the top end power of the T-78!

2 row won't handle 18psi or 20psi?

Thanks
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