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Modifying An Intercooler

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Modifying An Intercooler

Post by sootygu »

Looking at changing the inlet/outlet positions of an intercooler and was wondering if it’s possible (or recommended) to remove the welded end tanks and re weld new ones.

I know they will have to be removed carefully as not to damage the cooler but can it be done successfully.
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try awill4x4 - his work is super neat, and he'll let you know if it's possible.

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Post by sootygu »

Gwagensteve wrote:try awill4x4 - his work is super neat, and he'll let you know if it's possible.

Steve.
Yep seen his work, VG indeed.

I'm sure he will be able to advise.
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Post by NutterGQ »

completely possible, but depending on what you want to do buying a new cooler maybe cheaper if u can get what u need.
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