chargecoolers

Started by kanujunkie, February 18, 2007, 16:04

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kanujunkie

#50
yep, going to be useing this

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Anonymous

#51
cool, looks just the ticket matey   s:) :) s:)

markiii

#52
any news on a discount yet stu?
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kanujunkie

#53
no sorry, no answer from them yet
[size=100]Stu[/size]
[size=80]rip - C2 chargecooled roadster
now Subaru Impreza WRX STi with PPP
ex committee 2004-2009[/size]

Anonymous

#54
I was thinking of going for a chargecooler but am reconsidering as I've already put too much money into the car. My inlet temps are approx 30 deg.C post IC would there be any point going with a chargecooler? is 30 deg.C considered a low inlet temp?

aaronjb

#55
30C would be considered an extremely good inlet temperature..
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kanujunkie

#56
thats pretty good temp, yes you could always do with it being lower but 30degC is pretty damn good on an IC setup
[size=100]Stu[/size]
[size=80]rip - C2 chargecooled roadster
now Subaru Impreza WRX STi with PPP
ex committee 2004-2009[/size]

Anonymous

#57
to give you an idea, guys in the US with turbo kits have reported regular temps of in excess of 65deg C in the southern states

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