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Old 08-29-2012, 06:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I noticed that too thats a lot of stuff blocking the radiator will there be problems with covering it that much?
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I noticed that too thats a lot of stuff blocking the radiator will there be problems with covering it that much?
Just like the twin turbo setup. The 1000hp intercooler covers the radiator. It's fine.
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Just like the twin turbo setup. The 1000hp intercooler covers the radiator. It's fine.
Yes, but this has an extra layer completely blocking the radiator. So it's IC -> intermediate coolers -> radiator, rather than HUGE IC -> radiator.
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Yes, but this has an extra layer completely blocking the radiator. So it's IC -> intermediate coolers -> radiator, rather than HUGE IC -> radiator.
Oil coolers are typically mounted between the intercooler and radiator on our Twin Turbo Kits as well. No difference really. Just bear in mind that there is always going to be a compromise somewhere.

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