intercooler?
Jan 31, 2007, 11:04 PM
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good answer 
but you didn't help the guy at all .first you need a tape measure and a straight edge and you can figure it out yourself if you really want to know.now this might envolve you getting dirty and doing math but it will pay off in the end ,pull the plastic back from the bottom of the front end look up from the floor where the ic would be sitting sqware off the edges using a straight edge or tri sqware and measure away now keep in mind you can remove the safety bar or "crash bar " and fit an even bigger ic in but this ic has to match with the turbo size and piping lengthes or you could just call RRM and order a turbo kit .it comes with the proper size ic they did all the r&d for ya
but you didn't help the guy at all .first you need a tape measure and a straight edge and you can figure it out yourself if you really want to know.now this might envolve you getting dirty and doing math but it will pay off in the end ,pull the plastic back from the bottom of the front end look up from the floor where the ic would be sitting sqware off the edges using a straight edge or tri sqware and measure away now keep in mind you can remove the safety bar or "crash bar " and fit an even bigger ic in but this ic has to match with the turbo size and piping lengthes or you could just call RRM and order a turbo kit .it comes with the proper size ic they did all the r&d for ya
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Feb 1, 2007, 04:46 PM
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we are on edge huh?
good answer but you didn't help the guy at all .first you need a tape measure and a straight edge and you can figure it out yourself if you really want to know.now this might envolve you getting dirty and doing math but it will pay off in the end ,pull the plastic back from the bottom of the front end look up from the floor where the ic would be sitting sqware off the edges using a straight edge or tri sqware and measure away now keep in mind you can remove the safety bar or "crash bar " and fit an even bigger ic in but this ic has to match with the turbo size and piping lengthes or you could just call RRM and order a turbo kit .it comes with the proper size ic they did all the r&d for ya
but you didn't help the guy at all .first you need a tape measure and a straight edge and you can figure it out yourself if you really want to know.now this might envolve you getting dirty and doing math but it will pay off in the end ,pull the plastic back from the bottom of the front end look up from the floor where the ic would be sitting sqware off the edges using a straight edge or tri sqware and measure away now keep in mind you can remove the safety bar or "crash bar " and fit an even bigger ic in but this ic has to match with the turbo size and piping lengthes or you could just call RRM and order a turbo kit .it comes with the proper size ic they did all the r&d for ya
Feb 10, 2007, 11:54 PM
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Actually RPW says 500x300x30 and my best guess would be millimetres.
20" base 11"height 1" wide I know nothing about intercoolers my guess would be that it should be wider?
Feb 12, 2007, 10:44 AM
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