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Originally Posted by WShade So, is dropping the motor required or does it just make the job easier? Dropping the engine is not required, It is really a personal preference

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Old 09-02-2009, 11:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So, is dropping the motor required or does it just make the job easier?
Dropping the engine is not required, It is really a personal preference .

We are finalizing the installation instruction, We will be posting a link as soon as we are done .

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Question, I plan on turboing but one thing.. where do you put the oilcooler when you get the intercooler on.. does it sit in the middle?
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Question, I plan on turboing but one thing.. where do you put the oilcooler when you get the intercooler on.. does it sit in the middle?
I think infront of it? since it's so small it should affect the IC much.
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im new to turbo's and such...i was more into supercharger so forgive. But if u are turbo or twin turbo and have a big *** intercooler...is there a point for a oil cooler kit?
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im new to turbo's and such...i was more into supercharger so forgive. But if u are turbo or twin turbo and have a big *** intercooler...is there a point for a oil cooler kit?
Oil cooler is to cool the engine oil, intercooler is to cool the the air charge, two different things .

Oil cooler is always recommend

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is that a diff cooler right behind the rear end in the pictures as well, or is that how you placed the oil cooler because of the Double intercooler in the front?
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is that a diff cooler right behind the rear end in the pictures as well, or is that how you placed the oil cooler because of the Double intercooler in the front?

It is a diff cooler .

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Any pictures of the oil cooler and its fitment behind the intercooler? Wanted to get the GTM oil cooler because I would know it would fit behind the GTM intercooler.

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Any pictures of the oil cooler and its fitment behind the intercooler? Wanted to get the GTM oil cooler because I would know it would fit behind the GTM intercooler.

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No problem, i Will post some pics shortly

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With all those heat exchangers in from of the radiator is there a plan for an upgraded radiator?
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With all those heat exchangers in from of the radiator is there a plan for an upgraded radiator?
Yes, we already have a 60 mm rad in the works, stock rad is only 20 mm and also we have also developed upgraded lower and upper hoses .

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