Shiny new toy!!!
03-03-2007, 11:48 AM
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RE: Shiny new toy!!!
i wanna know how well it performs - ive seen those, but im skeptical. Im also still debating bc many of them are aluminuim and I have been told to use stainless intercooler - piping and all. But for the price how can you not give those things a try - goodluck!
03-03-2007, 01:01 PM
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RE: Shiny new toy!!!
ORIGINAL: bransdaman78
i wanna know how well it performs - ive seen those, but im skeptical. Im also still debating bc many of them are aluminuim and I have been told to use stainless intercooler - piping and all. But for the price how can you not give those things a try - goodluck!
i wanna know how well it performs - ive seen those, but im skeptical. Im also still debating bc many of them are aluminuim and I have been told to use stainless intercooler - piping and all. But for the price how can you not give those things a try - goodluck!
It works for all the ricers, its gotta work for us
03-03-2007, 01:27 PM
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RE: Shiny new toy!!!
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
Aluminum should be a better conductor than stainless anyway, and lighter too.
It works for all the ricers, its gotta work for us
ORIGINAL: bransdaman78
i wanna know how well it performs - ive seen those, but im skeptical. Im also still debating bc many of them are aluminuim and I have been told to use stainless intercooler - piping and all. But for the price how can you not give those things a try - goodluck!
i wanna know how well it performs - ive seen those, but im skeptical. Im also still debating bc many of them are aluminuim and I have been told to use stainless intercooler - piping and all. But for the price how can you not give those things a try - goodluck!
It works for all the ricers, its gotta work for us
03-03-2007, 04:47 PM
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RE: Shiny new toy!!!
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
Aluminum should be a better conductor than stainless anyway, and lighter too.
It works for all the ricers, its gotta work for us
ORIGINAL: bransdaman78
i wanna know how well it performs - ive seen those, but im skeptical. Im also still debating bc many of them are aluminuim and I have been told to use stainless intercooler - piping and all. But for the price how can you not give those things a try - goodluck!
i wanna know how well it performs - ive seen those, but im skeptical. Im also still debating bc many of them are aluminuim and I have been told to use stainless intercooler - piping and all. But for the price how can you not give those things a try - goodluck!
It works for all the ricers, its gotta work for us
03-03-2007, 06:09 PM
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RE: Shiny new toy!!!
shawn is right, its a bar and plate design.... heres the link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=150094358870
for the money its def. worth it. I'm throwin on a smaller pulley at the same time so hopefully it will be a real good jump in hp.... maybe i should get a baseline first lol. im gonna run it at the track as soon as it warms up and after spring break to get numbers, then the intercooler/pulley are getting thrown on and im going to get it dynotuned and then back to the track again.
I will for sure get lots of pics of the install! especially since most mustang owners seem to be in the dark on fmic's... ill be the guinea pig for this particular IC , if it works out really well this will be a very cost effective way of getting more power for a s/c car.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=150094358870
for the money its def. worth it. I'm throwin on a smaller pulley at the same time so hopefully it will be a real good jump in hp.... maybe i should get a baseline first lol. im gonna run it at the track as soon as it warms up and after spring break to get numbers, then the intercooler/pulley are getting thrown on and im going to get it dynotuned and then back to the track again.
I will for sure get lots of pics of the install! especially since most mustang owners seem to be in the dark on fmic's... ill be the guinea pig for this particular IC , if it works out really well this will be a very cost effective way of getting more power for a s/c car.
