WOW, stumbled across an awesome site.........liquid intercoolers for CHEAP, etc.
 

First off, sorry mods if I shouldn't have posted in here (wasn't sure where to post this), but it was such a great find (well atleast for me it was), that I wanted to share it with everyone else. It started off with me trying to find good cheap reinforced silicone couplers for intercooler piping. Let's just say that not only did I find what I was looking for (cheapest couplers I found anywhere by far), but as I was searching their website, I saw the liquid intercoolers that they sell and man are they cheap compared to everywhere else I have ever seen them!! They also sell the pumps needed (preferrably the Bosch one), as well as the hoses, etc. needed.
Here ya go guys:
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/index...b5c91 ab9d246

Brian

dude that is awesome. Thnx-

Brian, have you tried to order from them? I just tried to order, but they claim that both of the DIY kits are out of stock. I would call them and ask them whats up, but I am overseas..(military) makes for an expensive phone call :wallbash:

kenn

I haven't ordered from them yet, but I will be ordering couplers from them tomorrow. I can understand if the DIY kits are out of stock I guess since it's a kit and not a single part. I guess try emailing them for a more detailed answer??

At that price I would guess that they are using the same Chinese cores that litter Ebay. Those cores suck out loud. We just recorded a 4 psi pressure drop through one. Awful numbers. I hope they're really selling a good product at that price but I doubt it. Buyer beware.

This is just my curious thought:
How could there be a pressure drop in these water to air intercoolers if the overall design still remains the same? I figured since they are soo small (compared to air to air intercoolers that is), that there wouldn't be any pressure drop, or hardly enough to notice.

I will be buying some couplers from them to finish up my IC piping. I will let folks know how it goes.

Linky no worky!