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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonJul-30-05 09:21 PM
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#91951, "overheating during long boost, this outta solve the prob"




          

here is an idea for anyone who wants to do the work.

cost=170.00





plenty of room for the next project




The black flecks in the picture are the black bumper material obviously.



Lighting was bad sorry
now I need a larger intercooler

Terry

  

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DJ420aJul-31-05 05:49 AM
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#91957, "RE: overheating during long boost, this outta solve the prob"
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Dumb question Im sure, but you still have the OEM's on the other side?

Very nice!!

  

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonJul-31-05 07:21 AM
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#91961, "RE: overheating during long boost, this outta solve the prob"
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no oem's removed. thats why i have the smaller picture with them removed.

  

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DJ420aJul-31-05 08:43 AM
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Oh um oops, guess I need to put my glasses on.

  

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#91965, "RE: overheating during long boost, this outta solve the prob"
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I was going to do the same thing but I was thinking that my A/C condensor might get in the way of it. What size/ brand is that? How'd you mount it? Thanks
Alvin

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonJul-31-05 12:57 PM
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#91968, "RE: overheating during long boost, this outta solve the prob"
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The condenser makes it a tad bit harder. Here is what you need. If you have the HRC FMIC you might need to space the IC out a half inch which will just require trimming the bumper a bit more. pipes should fit just fine.

All parts ordered from Summit Racing.

Driverside:

Permacool 10" fan

p/n: PRM-19120 69.88
specs: 10"diameter, 2.25" thickness, 900cfm


Pass Side:

Derale 7" fan. 8" would be a better choice and .2" slimmer

7" p/n: DER-16507 67.95
specs: 7" diameter, 2.55" thickness, 400cfm

8" p/n: DER-16508 67.95
Specs: 8" diameter, 2.32" thickness, 400cfm

the 8" pass side would be a better choce due to thickness. you will need to bend the condenser lines a tiny bit. the pass side line you can bend by hand outwards toward you without damaging it, you only move it 1/4 inch. drivers side lines you bend downwards a tiny bit just so they done touch the fan. you really dont have to bend the drivers side, i chose to so it looked more professional appearance.

Both fans are wired to driverside circuit and together draw about 11-12amps.

Terry

  

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