What size FMIC
20-02-2008, 04:27 PM
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What size FMIC
Hej All,
I'm looking for an aftermarket intercooler and saw 2 on the internet.
It's going to be a single pass intercooler.
Both wil need some cutting and welding to make it fit.
now my question... wil there be much difference in lag or something else between the two.
Core size of the first is 600x30x76mm and the second is 450x30x76mm ( i believe this is about the same as most aftermarket rst FMIC ),
Otherwise they're the same
Second is easier to fit but if the first doesn't result in additional lag i'm going to try and fit that one.
It's going on a 2 liter ZVH Running about 22 psi.
Thanx
I'm looking for an aftermarket intercooler and saw 2 on the internet.
It's going to be a single pass intercooler.
Both wil need some cutting and welding to make it fit.
now my question... wil there be much difference in lag or something else between the two.
Core size of the first is 600x30x76mm and the second is 450x30x76mm ( i believe this is about the same as most aftermarket rst FMIC ),
Otherwise they're the same
Second is easier to fit but if the first doesn't result in additional lag i'm going to try and fit that one.
It's going on a 2 liter ZVH Running about 22 psi.
Thanx
20-02-2008, 09:58 PM
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I am very biased here but may I suggest you give Radtec a call?
By the time you have fucked around making something fit I dare say they can supply you something designed around your application for not alot more!
Top boys, that know what there on about!
Generally in my experience single passes are the way to go without a doubt!
By the time you have fucked around making something fit I dare say they can supply you something designed around your application for not alot more!
Top boys, that know what there on about!
Generally in my experience single passes are the way to go without a doubt!
21-02-2008, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted by RAT8OY
I am very biased here but may I suggest you give Radtec a call?
By the time you have fucked around making something fit I dare say they can supply you something designed around your application for not alot more!
Top boys, that know what there on about!
Generally in my experience single passes are the way to go without a doubt!
By the time you have fucked around making something fit I dare say they can supply you something designed around your application for not alot more!
Top boys, that know what there on about!
Generally in my experience single passes are the way to go without a doubt!
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