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Old 04-27-2006, 09:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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intercoolers

is banks,ats,hypermax or any bodyelse intercooler better than just adding newer 7.3 or 6.0 cooler to obs trucks
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Re: intercoolers

I dont have any data to back up my opinion but I would say the only REAL advantage to one of the big name CAC's is the fact that it comes with everything you need to install. If you do a SD intercooler you have to find a cooler then the rest of the plumbing, or you could order a kit from GTS. I dont think there is really any HUGE benefit temperature wise...Now the 6.0 CACs are larger than the 7.3 CACs, so those would probably cool ya down a little more.

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Re: intercoolers

The Hypermax tapercore for the Super Duty is the larger and most efficient.
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