Best bang for buck Intercooler kit?
Well the stocker is adequate, but the upgraded intercoolers out there flow better and bring charge temps down quite a bit. There really is no downside from getting extra HP out of an upgraded intercooler, in fact as long as the core isn't so big as to induce lag, it's some of the safest HP you can add to a turbocharged car.
I didn't notice any additional lag when I had the 4" ETS on my car with stock turbo and stock tubing.
depends on what you want really
AMS FMIC is $699
Buschur is $759
The buschur FMIC is better all around from AMS. It holds more power and has a bigger surface area then AMS. Problem with this is the buschur FMIC is that you'd have to do some minor drilling and cutting to install it. AMS fits right in with no cutting.
I like buschur better then AMS, but i also don't want to do some minor drilling and cutting. I don't plan on going bigger turbo anyway so AMS will be fine for me. I only looked into those two FMIC's so i don't know if another company has a better one. This is just my two cents tho..
here's the link to both of them:
https://secure.buschurracing.com/cat...f83f302447ec7f
http://www.amsperformance.com/store/...oducts_id=1872
AMS FMIC is $699
Buschur is $759
The buschur FMIC is better all around from AMS. It holds more power and has a bigger surface area then AMS. Problem with this is the buschur FMIC is that you'd have to do some minor drilling and cutting to install it. AMS fits right in with no cutting.
I like buschur better then AMS, but i also don't want to do some minor drilling and cutting. I don't plan on going bigger turbo anyway so AMS will be fine for me. I only looked into those two FMIC's so i don't know if another company has a better one. This is just my two cents tho..
here's the link to both of them:
https://secure.buschurracing.com/cat...f83f302447ec7f
http://www.amsperformance.com/store/...oducts_id=1872
Well I ended up going with the 3" ETS intercooler and the full UICP and LICP. Figured it would suit my needs of being mildly modified and not introducing more lag or anything by going too big.
so ive been looking around vigorously for a complete intercooler piping kit. at first i was gonna go with either ets or ams but then i found that COBB had just released an amazing kit, which also includes a hard pipe for the BOV return. Check it out i give it
and it is reasonably priced
http://cobbtuning.com/products/?id=4245
http://cobbtuning.com/products/?id=4245
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Random/Odd Question - You ever see any Ariel Atoms over there? I had a buddy that was looking into getting a job in Ashland helping build Ariel Atoms.
Thanks!
Michael
Random/Odd Question - You ever see any Ariel Atoms over there? I had a buddy that was looking into getting a job in Ashland helping build Ariel Atoms.
Thanks!
Michael
I have a 4" core ic with 3" inlets and outlets, going to make a few, since there seems to be some interest in them, probably about $450 final depending on the final costs. It will require drilling a few holes for the top mounting brackets.
yea i actually live down the road from their old manufacturing shop. so almost every day i would see them cruising around town to test their new models. I think the company is called BRAMO and my sister is also trying to work for them. I have ridden in one and they are really crazy!!!1
Perrin Core has a greater cooling surface area than the 2 companies that have 4 inch thick ICs. Also you only see cooling surface when you look at the front of the car with perrins as opposed to the welds on some others. It doesnt matter how think a IC is. It matters how well it flows and how much surface area is used for cooling. To give a good analogy if you have foot long ***** but if it as thick as a pencil it wont get the job done. You need a good balance of lenth, width, and depth to get the job done.
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