wtb: turbo parts to finish kit
02-27-2006, 03:16 PM
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wtb: turbo parts to finish kit
i'm tryin to finish up my hmt but need a few things
-downpipe: passenger side, 5 bolt, 2.5 or 3' with flex pipe and 1 or more o2 bung
-fuel pump: walbro 255lph-hp + 92 integra install kit if possible
-intercooler: jrc 6in or the likes
-piping: 2-2.5' with couplers and clamps if u have them
-oil feed/return lines
pics to loserpunkx182@gmail.com would be awesome
i wont go higher than $120 or so for each part since i can each one for around that price but if i can get a better deal i'm goin to
-downpipe: passenger side, 5 bolt, 2.5 or 3' with flex pipe and 1 or more o2 bung
-fuel pump: walbro 255lph-hp + 92 integra install kit if possible
-intercooler: jrc 6in or the likes
-piping: 2-2.5' with couplers and clamps if u have them
-oil feed/return lines
pics to loserpunkx182@gmail.com would be awesome
i wont go higher than $120 or so for each part since i can each one for around that price but if i can get a better deal i'm goin to
02-27-2006, 04:37 PM
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0.0 BAR
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 12
Re: wtb: turbo parts to finish kit
I can get this Intercooler for $225 + shiping these intercoolers are aawesome.
Size: Core - 17.5 x 12 x 3
Full Size - 24.5 x 12 x 3
The Mishimoto intercooler is constructed of high quality 6061 aluminum. The Mishimoto intercooler inlets are 3" in diameter. The intercooler will flow at 1250 CFM. The end tanks are hand welded for a perfect fit. The Mishimoto intercooler will work as an upgraded front mount intercooler and will fit almost all applications with correct piping.Tube & Fin or Bar & Plate? We have received many emails regarding Tube & Fin and Bar & Plate cores and which one is the best. Each have their strengths and weaknesses and you will probably receive a different answer from each person you ask. Tube & Fin cores tend to flow ambient air better than Bar & Plate cores because the rounded leading edge of the tube causes less disruption to air passing to your radiator. However, Bar & Plate cores tend to flow charge air better because of limitations in the Tube & Fin design. Tubes must extend beyond the header plate and into the end take to be welded. This not only requires air to take a more indirect route into the tube, but also means that the tubes diameter cannot extend to the full depth of the core.
This is not meant as a formula for picking the best intercooler, but mainly as a guide to sorting through the facts. Some of the most important considerations when choosing an intercooler are matching a proper core size to your application and choosing a brand that carries a warranty. A good manufacturer will always offer a warranty.
* 27.7WC is equivilent to 1PSI PSI = Pounds per Square Inch WC = Inches Water (Usually read with a device called a manometer)
Size: Core - 17.5 x 12 x 3
Full Size - 24.5 x 12 x 3
The Mishimoto intercooler is constructed of high quality 6061 aluminum. The Mishimoto intercooler inlets are 3" in diameter. The intercooler will flow at 1250 CFM. The end tanks are hand welded for a perfect fit. The Mishimoto intercooler will work as an upgraded front mount intercooler and will fit almost all applications with correct piping.Tube & Fin or Bar & Plate? We have received many emails regarding Tube & Fin and Bar & Plate cores and which one is the best. Each have their strengths and weaknesses and you will probably receive a different answer from each person you ask. Tube & Fin cores tend to flow ambient air better than Bar & Plate cores because the rounded leading edge of the tube causes less disruption to air passing to your radiator. However, Bar & Plate cores tend to flow charge air better because of limitations in the Tube & Fin design. Tubes must extend beyond the header plate and into the end take to be welded. This not only requires air to take a more indirect route into the tube, but also means that the tubes diameter cannot extend to the full depth of the core.
This is not meant as a formula for picking the best intercooler, but mainly as a guide to sorting through the facts. Some of the most important considerations when choosing an intercooler are matching a proper core size to your application and choosing a brand that carries a warranty. A good manufacturer will always offer a warranty.
* 27.7WC is equivilent to 1PSI PSI = Pounds per Square Inch WC = Inches Water (Usually read with a device called a manometer)
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