d22 intercooler
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body lift will be fine except the 2 engine connections....which may need some extension. Im keeping the pics close to my chest untill production is almost done...took a lot of work to get the this point....i know the kit may not make everyone happy...but its the best of a bad situation
it is hard mounted to the body at this point...but some dam big mounts.
any pics yet mate
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Both kits are finished and in production now a small wait untill they are finished and i get them.... Finished kit pics will be posted up soon.... I didnt really want to post prototype kits for a couple of reasons but can show select people if they pm me
GDZLR1
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Hello. I'm new here and intrested in this intercooler project. Just a quick question. For the factory boost sensor air hose, can I tee it into any other air hoses? Because if I get rid of that silver pipe from the turbo to the intake, which has that air barb for the boost sensor hose. Just wondering how would I supply air back into the boost sensor hose. Any help??
GDZLR1
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??? Any1
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Fore those watching the kits i have been making....i will have full pics of both kits installed by next thursday ( finished product) ---- but mass production comes in 3 weeks later
and GDzR1....yehp if making a kit your self...weld or drill and tap a barb into piping....you can go off front of turbo...but you probably have boost gauge and wastegate running off that
and GDzR1....yehp if making a kit your self...weld or drill and tap a barb into piping....you can go off front of turbo...but you probably have boost gauge and wastegate running off that
albatross
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how did it go mate
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for those following my build i have the first kit land and fitted to my nav....i will put up a thread tomorrow with pics
albatross
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Good so far, no noticable change in power but its only a small cooler and would need the scoop to be any sort of effective, its there mostly to protect engine and reduce highway egt's. Will see how she goes with the scoop on the highway!
pointblank5
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Just thought I'd put an update on my setup.
I've made a shroud/spacer for the fan, so now the fan sits up in the scoop, also made a rubber seal to stop engine bay air being drawn into the fan.
As the fan is wider than the cooler the shroud stops air flow going past the sides of the cooler.
Also I have a 2" body lift so that's why the shroud is quite high.
I've made a shroud/spacer for the fan, so now the fan sits up in the scoop, also made a rubber seal to stop engine bay air being drawn into the fan.
As the fan is wider than the cooler the shroud stops air flow going past the sides of the cooler.
Also I have a 2" body lift so that's why the shroud is quite high.
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pointblank5
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Cheers mate. Yeah it would be really nice to see what difference it makes
albatross
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After finally been home from work I got the scoop done today, made a massive difference! Improved torque and lower egts. A slight noise from the cooler but not too much at all!
