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INTERCOOLER??

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INTERCOOLER??

Post by spice »

how hard would it be to hook up a intercooler for the lux? at the show i asked around an noone made em for the lux as there wasnt enought room in the engine bay which is true but a front mounted one there is room between the grill an radiator so anyone have any ideas on how much it would cost? could i do it myself etc etc
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Post by spazbot »

safari make an intercooler kit for the hilux, im not sure if its only compatibe with thier turbo systems or not
thats for the 3l or the 5l

http://www.airpowersystems.com.au/safar ... 3l/3l.html
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Post by Hybrid »

Just go to a Jap wrecker and get an ex-supra IC or something similar. Ive heard of them going for around the $250-$350 mark. Put it in and get the pipework done to suit. It wont be as good as the APS kit but I bet it is alot cheaper.
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

we custom fit intercoolers all the time the safari one will only be compatible with there turbo kit. to get a cooler made and fitted depending on size and pipe material costs about $1500
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Post by MrGenius »

If u wanna do it yourself and on the cheap but effective, go to a jap wrecker and buy a Series 4 RX7 intercooler they cost around $200-$250 ea and flow 370cfm. Mount the cooler where u want it then figure out your piping, how many bends u will need and what angle. Then go to an exhaust shop and buy the bends and a straight piece should cost u no more than $80 fit it all up, tack it in place then weld it up properly and finish it off with a nice coat of paint. 8)
If you are in Sydney i have 2 S4 RX7 coolers 4 sale, 1 for $150 or 2 for $250 and yes you can cut the end tanks off and join 2 together.
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Post by spice »

sweet.. i think its time to goto the jap wreckers
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Post by Juzza »

Re mazda intercooler, what would be the minimum flow requirements of a turbo TD42 nissan?

Also, what is joining two together going to do to the overall efficiency/airflow. :?:
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Post by spice »

yo juzza are you the dude that was with gav when you went to TTC ??
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Post by MrGenius »

Juzza wrote:Re mazda intercooler, what would be the minimum flow requirements of a turbo TD42 nissan?

Also, what is joining two together going to do to the overall efficiency/airflow. :?:

Dunno what the flow requirements of the td42 would be.

Greater surface area catches more air and cools the charge more effectively giving you lower intake temps.
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Post by Juzza »

No Spice, must be two of us. C'mon all u injuneering types, would one of these RX intercoolers be large enough for a patrol diesel or would it rob too much boost??
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Post by awill4x4 »

I've got cooler cores that'll REALLY cool down the TD42. Trouble is, they don't fit behind the grill.
Most of the intercoolers I build are for stinking hot rotors, VL's and Skylines. I've got bar & plate cores 300mm high by 400mm & 600mm long and 76mm thick.
It's the thickness that's the problem with fitting to most 4x4's.
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Post by spice »

coolies... now i just gotta find out how to install em myself... google here i come!!!
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Post by Hoonz »

I had to rip the front end off my patrol to re fit my intercooler cause ARB did a shit job on it, it was floating around in its mounts and rubbing on the bullbar, it not a hard job it u can get the piping made up to suit
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