RS500 spec intercoolers...........
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Not that I am aware of, but I have no personal experience of Forge items. The other info I have mentioned is from testing.
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something....
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However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something....
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From: Dunstable (Junction 9 or 11 of the M1)
Radtec does a 60mm cooler for the saff
and on Escos they do a 50mm (or 60mm if you get the rad aswell which i have on my car) and they fit perfectly on to original holes on the chassis rail as they had my car in for the the jig.
so it's down to price
Cheers
Daniel
and on Escos they do a 50mm (or 60mm if you get the rad aswell which i have on my car) and they fit perfectly on to original holes on the chassis rail as they had my car in for the the jig.
so it's down to price
Cheers
Daniel
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From: Haverhill,suffolk
Originally Posted by rsdene
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Not that I am aware of, but I have no personal experience of Forge items. The other info I have mentioned is from testing.
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something.....
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something....
.Ps what kind of bloke visits our premises with a bag filled with cake and then takes it home again?
Originally Posted by Pro Alloy Motorsport
Originally Posted by rsdene
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Not that I am aware of, but I have no personal experience of Forge items. The other info I have mentioned is from testing.
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something.....
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something....
.Ps what kind of bloke visits our premises with a bag filled with cake and then takes it home again?
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something....
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Originally Posted by Porkie
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something....
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From: barry-south wales
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Originally Posted by Porkie
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
However, given that I can run any intercooler I want, I chose Pro-alloy to build mine - that should tell you something....
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From: Belper
Ive got the full pro alloy set up on my saph and all the fittments and everything were spot on and it all works very well.
Didnt Performance ford do an intercooler test and the pro alloy one came out better
I though they did
Didnt Performance ford do an intercooler test and the pro alloy one came out better
I though they did
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From: S/E Kent, Thanet
AH fabrications Inter,rad and turbo rad are very good on mine.
in 29oC ambients, on my cossie runnin 29psi got 43 oC ACT's @ 7500rpm in top gear after 5 back to back top speed runs, and all that with out water inj OFF.
good service, and i remember them comin 1st/2nd in PF test last year.
in 29oC ambients, on my cossie runnin 29psi got 43 oC ACT's @ 7500rpm in top gear after 5 back to back top speed runs, and all that with out water inj OFF.
good service, and i remember them comin 1st/2nd in PF test last year.
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From: Denmark
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Because the cores that Pace use are not up to scratch and the temps sky-rocket above 25psi (below that they are fine). Not only that, but they also get a smiley face above this pressure as well and have to be strapped... .
.Does anyone know about that ??
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