Crazy Steve or ZZP Intercooler
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Joined: 02-13-2010
Posts: 698
From: HuskerNation
Yes. That is an old piture. I put the grilled back on to avoid bent fins due to road debris. Also I did not realize that the CS ic was one of the ones that mounted behind the crashbar. I think the CS looks sweet installed and that thing is massive!
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Joined: 05-13-2008
Posts: 2,075
From: Knoxville, TN
It is way too much for our cars. I looked into doing this and several speed shops advised against it, they thought performance would be lost not gained, with that big of an IC, on the stock turbo considering half of it was in a heat soak position behind the bumper. They advised not to change it at all, but add cooling to it via CO2 or Meth, until the tank busted, then go slightly bigger, better material.
Looks friggin sweet though!
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Joined: 10-04-2010
Posts: 724
From: Delaware
Hey Rally,
It is way too much for our cars. I looked into doing this and several speed shops advised against it, they thought performance would be lost not gained, with that big of an IC, on the stock turbo considering half of it was in a heat soak position behind the bumper. They advised not to change it at all, but add cooling to it via CO2 or Meth, until the tank busted, then go slightly bigger, better material.
It is way too much for our cars. I looked into doing this and several speed shops advised against it, they thought performance would be lost not gained, with that big of an IC, on the stock turbo considering half of it was in a heat soak position behind the bumper. They advised not to change it at all, but add cooling to it via CO2 or Meth, until the tank busted, then go slightly bigger, better material.
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Joined: 01-02-2012
Posts: 334
From: Livermore, CA