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Old 04-14-2007, 12:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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ats intercooler

does the ats intercooler piping run under the rad or what? the pipes in those pictures seem very long....


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Old 04-14-2007, 01:10 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: ats intercooler

they curve up around through the wheel wells....
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Re: ats intercooler

Actually out through the fenderwell. The only plus of the ATS is the fact there is no cutting. Pipes are smaller and go through the gap between fender liner and frame and connect to the ends of the tanks as opposed tot the sides as normal. I think Caryt had pics of the one he had on his.......
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Re: ats intercooler

The others are right in the way the ic goes on the truck. I can tell you that I like it very much and works very well. Just make sure that all the clamps are tight, since there are like 6 of them! It does work well though!
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Re: ats intercooler

After buying the ATS cooler, do you regret not spending the extra bucks to buy a Hypermax or Banks?
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Re: ats intercooler

With stock injectors, I do not regrete anything! CaryT helped me make the decission about it, and so did TomS. They both have more experience than me, and have good sound advice. They were bothright on about the ATS working well. I obviously have nothing but a stock truck to compair to, but I do not have any heat issues when towing at high elivation anymore!! Would do it again in a heart beat! No cutting or any mods. Very well done!
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