Intercooler help
Originally Posted by rob!,Oct 21 2009, 05:51 PM
I will continue to use it until mine sells. I have no posted it for sale since you said you were interested but let me know so i know if i should post it up or not.
Yeah I do not want to modify the charge pipes though.
Martin
Martin, I tried posting this a while ago but it must not have posted. Stupid blackberry. Lol
Anyway, I switched to the inline 750 intercooler a while back and you will have to cut a couple little notches into the frame to make it fit but my ultimate racing charge pipes bolted right up to it no problem. I sent some pics to Seth via text to show him what had to be done to make it fit. If you want to see the pics too, let me know and ill text it to you.
Anyway, I switched to the inline 750 intercooler a while back and you will have to cut a couple little notches into the frame to make it fit but my ultimate racing charge pipes bolted right up to it no problem. I sent some pics to Seth via text to show him what had to be done to make it fit. If you want to see the pics too, let me know and ill text it to you.
Originally Posted by Shftat9k,Oct 21 2009, 01:36 PM
THE THING IS THAT I DO NOT EVEN KNOW IF THE ID1000s WILL HIT 600WHP ON E85!! It sucks there is just no definite answear, I am going to go crazy running different options and scenarios. I really do not want to waste money on things that are not necessary.
I think that will only work if you have the fuel system to support it. Such as a twin pump setup. Although with a single pump, I've always heard, that its best to get your idle fuel pressure as low as you can. That way you have more room for the fuel pressure to climb under boost without the single pump running out of steam. I hope I explained that correctly to be able to understand.
Yeah that would be great Chad. Could you email them to shftat9k@yahoo.com. I have an iphone and I have not done the newest update so I can not receive pictures. I just do not know if I want to cut the frame. I rather avoid it if I can. Plus the e85 will be cooling everything down as well.
I would get the ID2000s but then I'll go over the limit of my clutch. I just can not afford that at the time. Plus I already have brand new ID1000s sitting here and do not want to loose too much on them.
I would get the ID2000s but then I'll go over the limit of my clutch. I just can not afford that at the time. Plus I already have brand new ID1000s sitting here and do not want to loose too much on them.
Originally Posted by Spoolin,Oct 21 2009, 10:09 PM
I think that will only work if you have the fuel system to support it. Such as a twin pump setup. Although with a single pump, I've always heard, that its best to get your idle fuel pressure as low as you can. That way you have more room for the fuel pressure to climb under boost without the single pump running out of steam. I hope I explained that correctly to be able to understand.
Edit: Ok, the OP does not have it yet, but soon will be.
Yeah i made a mistake i thought you were the same person who wants to buy my 600.
Anyway. The 750 will fit and thats what i plan on getting. If you would rather save the extra 100$ then get the 600 because you will be fine for around 600whp with it. Obviously the 750hp one will be better though.
Anyway. The 750 will fit and thats what i plan on getting. If you would rather save the extra 100$ then get the 600 because you will be fine for around 600whp with it. Obviously the 750hp one will be better though.
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