Airtec turbo cooler
05-07-2008, 02:39 PM
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Airtec turbo cooler
Has anybody bought one of these. I see the feature on them in performance ford but wondered how many of u actually have one and if u rate it or not.
I see they sit next to your rad in the original i-c position but after fitting my rad and my front mount grs cooler, where the pipes from the cooler come through past the rad to the engine bay, i can't imagine the turbo cooler fitting in very well. Or does it? Just wondered as dont want to go and buy one only to find out i cant fit it in.
I see they sit next to your rad in the original i-c position but after fitting my rad and my front mount grs cooler, where the pipes from the cooler come through past the rad to the engine bay, i can't imagine the turbo cooler fitting in very well. Or does it? Just wondered as dont want to go and buy one only to find out i cant fit it in.
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Has anybody bought one of these. I see the feature on them in performance ford but wondered how many of u actually have one and if u rate it or not.
I see they sit next to your rad in the original i-c position but after fitting my rad and my front mount grs cooler, where the pipes from the cooler come through past the rad to the engine bay, i can't imagine the turbo cooler fitting in very well. Or does it? Just wondered as dont want to go and buy one only to find out i cant fit it in.
I see they sit next to your rad in the original i-c position but after fitting my rad and my front mount grs cooler, where the pipes from the cooler come through past the rad to the engine bay, i can't imagine the turbo cooler fitting in very well. Or does it? Just wondered as dont want to go and buy one only to find out i cant fit it in.
I have one these and a GRS i/c and an alloy rad.
Apart from having to make a small bracket it was easy to fit and does help with engine temps!
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