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17-01-2006, 08:59 AM
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thats right, imagine your intercooler slighty smaller and wrapped in water which is being cooled from a rad at the front of the motor, there ok, got one on my impreza, a large front mount is better though
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Taken from pace's website www.paceproducts.co.uk
CHARGECOOLER KIT (CCRS2)
(for higher boost applications 16psi upwards)
Features:
* All alloy construction.
* Reduced back pressure due to unique design.
* Kit comes complete and ready to install.
* Keeps inlet temperatures down to 30°C.
* Tested to 30 psi.
* Now with heavy duty water pump.
* As featured in 'Fast Ford', November 1996.
* 26 bhp power increase ('Revs' magazine, 1997).
Not too sure on the acclaimed BHP increase, but I have one fitted to my car and have had no problems. It's perfect for my setup and I didn't really want the hassle of fitting a FMIC
CHARGECOOLER KIT (CCRS2)
(for higher boost applications 16psi upwards)
Features:
* All alloy construction.
* Reduced back pressure due to unique design.
* Kit comes complete and ready to install.
* Keeps inlet temperatures down to 30°C.
* Tested to 30 psi.
* Now with heavy duty water pump.
* As featured in 'Fast Ford', November 1996.
* 26 bhp power increase ('Revs' magazine, 1997).
Not too sure on the acclaimed BHP increase, but I have one fitted to my car and have had no problems. It's perfect for my setup and I didn't really want the hassle of fitting a FMIC
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