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90dx 04-26-2006 03:14 AM

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I really dont think it matter that much.I will run $60 intercooler in all the basic sub 300hp kits i do.

peenmysoup 04-26-2006 06:37 AM

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dude i dont care what he runs, i am not running a cca or jrc intercooler so im not bias, but it looks like you are sense you are gonna be using one, have fun with your shitty intercooler and stop being a cock ;D

ryan1 04-26-2006 12:33 PM

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the links dont work
You can find CCA at www.SSautocoach.com or http://www.Isellchinesegarbagenobett...hingonebay.net
is there any other links or links to the other i.c. your talking about.

J-SMITH69 04-26-2006 12:36 PM

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lol ;D

Minor Threat 04-26-2006 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan1
the links dont work
You can find CCA at www.SSautocoach.com or http://www.Isellchinesegarbagenobett...hingonebay.net
is there any other links or links to the other i.c. your talking about.

LMAO, yeah it's all the same china cored crap, doesn't matter whos name is on it.

Thanks for believing the hype peenmysoup. :D

EG-prince 04-27-2006 11:49 PM

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The ebay intercooler looks ok to me-- it has decently shaped end tanks, and how much worse can it flow than any other intercooler? It has cooling fins and slots that air flows through, just like my cca intercooler. If it doesn't leak at all, and its only $60 and you're on a budget, why not use it? Tis the spirit of HMT.

J-SMITH69 04-27-2006 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by EGgyLShatch
The ebay intercooler looks ok to me-- it has decently shaped end tanks, and how much worse can it flow than any other intercooler? It has cooling fins and slots that air flows through, just like my cca intercooler. If it doesn't leak at all, and its only $60 and you're on a budget, why not use it? Tis the spirit of HMT.

i just got mine in the mail. looks like an intercooler to me. we'll see how it works

EG-prince 04-28-2006 08:09 AM

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I think I'm going to nab one for when I turbo my lil bro's dx. (after the mini-me, mpfi, and obd1 swap 8) )

Tom-Guy 04-28-2006 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by EGgyLShatch
The ebay intercooler looks ok to me-- it has decently shaped end tanks, and how much worse can it flow than any other intercooler?

That's the problem, it flows too well to do anything worth the hassle of installing the pile of piss.

Thermal transferrence from a thin gas to a solid metal REQUIRES FRICTION. Best all-around way to get the required friction is a LOT of surface area. A good tube/fin core with well designed internal fins inside the tubes is the best possible way to go. Failling that, if you have to pick up a bar/plate unit, do like Minor Threat did and get as big a unit as you can fit.


Originally Posted by peenmysoup
"regardless" of its flow or how cool it cools, it has been used by a couple of HMT users and deemed a PIEACE OF ----, thats all im saying, just trying to let the guy know to YOU BUY SOMETHING CHEAP YOU GET SOMETHING CHEAP, plain and simple

I have seem no back-to-back IAT logs for different ICs, for anyone to deem any IC a piece of ----. I know I've got enough .dlf files squirrelled away with different IC/turbo/etc combos to prove anything I want to, but what I'd like to see is you putting your money where your mouth is and prove your point with some datalogs or thorough tests.

FYI, I am cheap. I buy cheap, but I get inexpensive quality parts.

peenmysoup 04-28-2006 03:29 PM

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we might as well all be going with SSAC turbos now then too sense they are cheap right


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