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Old 11-06-2009, 10:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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water to air intercooler?????

hey guys just wondering if anybody has tried one of these before????
the one im looking at is rated for 1000 hp and 1500 cfm
4" in and out!!
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Old 11-07-2009, 02:36 PM   #2 (permalink)
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ive seen it done a few times would be a hect of a step up from the factory intercooler but i have no experance with them.
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Old 11-07-2009, 03:04 PM   #3 (permalink)
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ive seen it done a few times would be a hect of a step up from the factory intercooler but i have no experance with them.
haha i have no intercooler!!! so yea it cant hurt!!
im going to use like a 40ish gallon tank and was hoping to re route my ac into the holding tank to cool the water!! but who knows!! mabey ill just hook up a rad and electric fan
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nobody has any opinions?? ideas???
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i wouldnt carry 40 gallons of coolant for it, or use the air conditioner to cool it. however a smaller radiator with a separate cooling circuit and electric pump should work fine. if you dont want to mount it up front put it under the bed with a stone guard and electric fan.
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i wouldnt carry 40 gallons of coolant for it, or use the air conditioner to cool it. however a smaller radiator with a separate cooling circuit and electric pump should work fine. if you dont want to mount it up front put it under the bed with a stone guard and electric fan.
if i go the radiator route it will be in the box of the truck
my truck is built for having fun so im not to worried about box space!!
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you could probably find a complete radiator and electric fan out of a civic or some other small car at a pick-a-part. Just need a pump.
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I was gonna run one, had everything but the pump, I was using a small cooler in teh bed for a tank and I was gonna fill it with ice for racing and pulling. I have a under seat heater for a bus for the return line, pretty much just an heat exchanger with an electric fan set up in its own little case. I was going to use an aftermarket aftercooler pump from a late model Mustang cobra for the water pump, but I found a PS intercooler and I/Ced front end for REAL cheap so I'm going that route. Selling teh Air to Water...
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