CREEP
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- Mar 29, 2004
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Vero Beach,
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There was some hype about these a while ago. I'm just wondering how everyone likes them, and if you have any install pics? I'm interested in the 21X9X3, $200.
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sids said:oh DSMJim, FYI, 85% of stuff is now made in china and taiwan, from seats to intercoolers to wheels. The technology is pretty basic and I suppose what makes the difference between $200 and $800 is how much the guy wedling it gets paid for

Marksweet97 said:There has been an awful lot of posts on intercooles lately. that johnny recacar has over 200 replies, maybe 300 by now.
If anyone has any info on the IC I just installed please list it. i went for the Dejon street FMIC. It is the bar & plate construction wich does not mean anything to me. It is 15.5" x 7" x 3" and I have a 50 trim. Dejon said it would support the turbo to 18 PSI. I need to dd that I a not gong to race at a track or on the street. I am not looking for a dyno figure either. I simply wanted to increase the power of a very nice car.It has been very well maintained in excellent condition, no rust or interior flaws except for some sun fade of the cloth. i only went with the 50 trim due to a great deal. I am going to do my homework to get the power this combo can make.
Back to where I left the mode of thought. Does the bar & plate make-up of the IC add to it's cooling capacity but with a loss of flow efficiency? Would someone who knows IC's tell it straight!!>>Mark
sweet97 said:I apologize that you felt infringed upon. I found the discussion of bar & plate and tube and fin IC's to be a highly discussed topic lately and without excuse took liberty to join the discussion with a personal question that I am confused about. I ask for your forgiveness. I do however invite you to feel free to join any discussion I may have going in a post I started as I cannot afford to miss an opportunity to learn something about these cars even if I do have to share. Mark

But yeah, thats the word.

but I'm pretty happy with itdjpast said:it looks like every other extrude tub/fin core i have seen. greddy, hks, yonaka (street imports), apr, etc. all have had awesome reviews. they all have similiar core contruction on the internal fins.
i run the big yonaka (street imports) one (24x12x3), currently at 23 psi on a 14b with no heatsoak and no knock. im sure when i get a more efficient turbo, it will do an even better job.
heres a link to my install
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1181530
btw i ran a 12.9 @105 mph on my 14b@18psi, pump gas and stock injectors and STOCK intercooler. the car now hauls way more then it did with the stock intercooler and intake temps are always near ambient. the cooled sside of the intercooler and the pipe going to the tb are always cool, even after hard runs.
how much faster is it now? i havent been able to hit the track yet. but before, my roommates h22a civic kept up with me on the freeway doing 60-110 (his car is a 13.1 car). now, i walk him easily by 4-5 cars before shutting down at 110. thats a noticable difference to me.
ps - both of those runs were done without using the nitrous.
I can't make out how your lower pipes would be mounted though. In the picture it seems the bends are going the wrong way. Lemme take a closer look. 