I think you have the pics the wrong way round..
It looks very neat..sits nicley in place
how much psi can that i/c handle? and what is the flow like as it enters and exits?
I've always wonder how much affect it would have using lower performance parts.. albeit larger intercoolers - it just looks quite a sharp turn into the intercooler. I remeber reading an article and it stressing the importance of keeping things smooth..
Heres my new set up in the raider, probabley not the best for charge temps but keeps the front end o.e
Is that the pro alloy cooler?
I don't know anyone whos run one before so couldn't say is it was a good or poo!
Ok not as big as some of the lads coolers on this thread, but still quite big and keeps stock looks. So thats a Win Win in my mind.
The Ford boys seem to love these coolers on there mk 3/4 Escort's and mk3 Feista RS.
Last edited by Logg; 25-02-2010 at 18:54.
so wats the advantages having efi apart from not getting carb freeze and is it expensive to have fitted.
cooling is a function of the size of the IC and the air flow across it
The only Hi Flow Low volume Intercooler out there
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Looks really functional that set up, just a shame about the hole in the bonnet it make it work so well. You must get some good act from it.
Russell good solution, nice and neat
Good clean air flow been a bit higher as well, I vented the front of my bonnet in that area on the vag 5 and even this without the cowling / ducting made a difference. The stamped bonnets look good in the usual areas they get done but not very functional when driving due to high / low air pressure and can go against the way the 5 engine bay cools - nice to have in traffic but not much else
DG
what are peoples opinions when you cut the front cross member out to fit a intercooler..
Sorry to revive a whole topic, but surely better than starting fresh.
just cut it, weaken or not if you have a frontal in a r5 your pretty much dead anyway
my front mount
fits nicely behind std bumper also