does anyone know if this intercooler will hold up to 600whp (3.5)? im trying to save money where i can and when theres 1k interoolers this could definitely help with that. also want to keep my fog lights. i was looking at the ets 10.5 but even that is almost $600. plus it is certified to hold up to 1200hp which is double what im shooting for

https://www.extremepsi.com/store/Ex...itsubishi-Eclipse-1995-99.html?keep_https=yes

https://www.extremepsi.com/store/Ex...ercooler-Only-Mitsubishi-Eclipse-1995-99.html

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/e...ntercooler-kits-track-proven-performance.html

That's an article by a member of ETS. Granted it's for a evo 8 and 9. But it has the intercooler dimensions. Their 3.5 held 750 at 80% efficiency.
Smaller intercooler more heat soak.

Just because the "dimensions" are similar does not make them equal cores. Could be a crappy core design, vs density etc. A quality intercooler uses a good core (garrett, vibrant etc). A more dense fin design will yield better results than a simple bar/plate design.

But to answer the op's question, yes they will be fine for your build.

camocorvette said:

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/e...ntercooler-kits-track-proven-performance.html

That's an article by a member of ETS. Granted it's for a evo 8 and 9. But it has the intercooler dimensions. Their 3.5 held 750 at 80% efficiency.
Smaller intercooler more heat soak.

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really helpful thanks my guy

spoolnmotorsports said:

Just because the "dimensions" are similar does not make them equal cores. Could be a crappy core design, vs density etc. A quality intercooler uses a good core (garrett, vibrant etc). A more dense fin design will yield better results than a simple bar/plate design.

But to answer the op's question, yes they will be fine for your build.

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He asked about ETS intercoolers, I posted an article from ETS about ETS...