wastefuldreamer
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Make which one fit. Im confused.
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Originally posted by declipse91
How do I install the supra SMIC on my playmouth laser???
Originally posted by FastRthenU
Well this weeks turbo said a few things that I have been trying to get answered now for a while. I have wanted to know how important it is to get a intercooler that is 3.5 in think. Because all the good intercoolers out there seem to be that think.
But what the said is that surface area is better then thinkness. which makes sense. I want to buy a intercooler that is tube and fin. It is only 3 inches think. But its 24x12x3(core) so it has a big surface area, but is not that think. Also they said with tube and fin core a 3.5 inch think core is only 2.87 inches. So i guess a 3 inch core is 2.37 inches think. Is this going to be good enough?
Sorry to hi-jack the thread. But i can answer you question very easily.
Indy GOOD starion BAD![]()
pretty sweet setup, I would like to run the starion with the stock sidemount if thats possible. Have 2 1/4 pipes put on both ic's. That should perform pretty well I think. I'm just not sure how to run the pipes.
Originally posted by GreenGSX
Here is a picture of my Starion FMIC setup with the bumper off the car. I had 2 1/4" pipes, that I got from RRE, tig welded on. With a big16G I was able to get 12.7 at 109mph out of it. Now I'm not saying it was easy to go that fast and the core does have its limits. I had to use water injection and I hosed down the core after each pass at the strip.