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Posted by S-BAYSTANG-J (Member # 10728) on :
 
Anyone try a diy cxracing intercooler kit? Any other recommendations looking to intercool my cobra? Not tryn to spend 1500 on a vortech maxflow
 
Posted by racsirx (Member # 1710) on :
 
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Originally posted by S-BAYSTANG-J:
Anyone try a diy cxracing intercooler kit? Any other recommendations looking to intercool my cobra? Not tryn to spend 1500 on a vortech maxflow

If you are talking about the air to air intercooler, it's the same as the ebay one and I used it and it worked great up to 650hp
 
Posted by Boosted_Drop (Member # 10728) on :
 
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by S-BAYSTANG-J:
Anyone try a diy cxracing intercooler kit? Any other recommendations looking to intercool my cobra? Not tryn to spend 1500 on a vortech maxflow

If you are talking about the air to air intercooler, it's the same as the ebay one and I used it and it worked great up to 650hp
Yes, thats the one im talking about. Is there any downsides on adding one (loss of power,boost....)
 
Posted by Duncan Motors (Member # 7045) on :
 
its better to build one from scratch and save half the
money, cheap kits.
 
Posted by racsirx (Member # 1710) on :
 
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Originally posted by Boosted_Drop:
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by S-BAYSTANG-J:
Anyone try a diy cxracing intercooler kit? Any other recommendations looking to intercool my cobra? Not tryn to spend 1500 on a vortech maxflow

If you are talking about the air to air intercooler, it's the same as the ebay one and I used it and it worked great up to 650hp
Yes, thats the one im talking about. Is there any downsides on adding one (loss of power,boost....)
My setup was a turbo so I never ran it without an intercooler, as long as you are running at least a 70mm turbo you should be fine
 
Posted by Boosted_Drop (Member # 10728) on :
 
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by Boosted_Drop:
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by S-BAYSTANG-J:
Anyone try a diy cxracing intercooler kit? Any other recommendations looking to intercool my cobra? Not tryn to spend 1500 on a vortech maxflow

If you are talking about the air to air intercooler, it's the same as the ebay one and I used it and it worked great up to 650hp
Yes, thats the one im talking about. Is there any downsides on adding one (loss of power,boost....)
My setup was a turbo so I never ran it without an intercooler, as long as you are running at least a 70mm turbo you should be fine
This is going on a 97 cobra with a vortech v2 supercharger, only mods are xpipe and mufflers.
 
Posted by Boosted_Drop (Member # 10728) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Duncan Motors:
its better to build one from scratch and save half the
money, cheap kits.

Any good intercoolers you can recommend?
 
Posted by stanger00 (Member # 13818) on :
 
Treadstones flow better over cxracing.
 
Posted by racsirx (Member # 1710) on :
 
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Originally posted by Boosted_Drop:
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by Boosted_Drop:
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by S-BAYSTANG-J:
Anyone try a diy cxracing intercooler kit? Any other recommendations looking to intercool my cobra? Not tryn to spend 1500 on a vortech maxflow

If you are talking about the air to air intercooler, it's the same as the ebay one and I used it and it worked great up to 650hp
Yes, thats the one im talking about. Is there any downsides on adding one (loss of power,boost....)
My setup was a turbo so I never ran it without an intercooler, as long as you are running at least a 70mm turbo you should be fine
This is going on a 97 cobra with a vortech v2 supercharger, only mods are xpipe and mufflers.
If it's a stock cobra motor and you don't plan on spinning that V2 a lot, I wouldn't put an intercooler on it
 
Posted by cpthowdy (Member # 10055) on :
 
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Originally posted by stanger00:
Treadstones flow better over cxracing.

+1. I used tread stones intercoolers with great success and well priced
 
Posted by 98 ROUSH (Member # 10309) on :
 
I have a cxracing intercooler kit on my Vorteched 2v with no complaints. Nice kit and easy to install did it in my driveway.
 
Posted by Boosted_Drop (Member # 10728) on :
 
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by Boosted_Drop:
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by Boosted_Drop:
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Originally posted by racsirx:
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Originally posted by S-BAYSTANG-J:
Anyone try a diy cxracing intercooler kit? Any other recommendations looking to intercool my cobra? Not tryn to spend 1500 on a vortech maxflow

If you are talking about the air to air intercooler, it's the same as the ebay one and I used it and it worked great up to 650hp
Yes, thats the one im talking about. Is there any downsides on adding one (loss of power,boost....)
My setup was a turbo so I never ran it without an intercooler, as long as you are running at least a 70mm turbo you should be fine
This is going on a 97 cobra with a vortech v2 supercharger, only mods are xpipe and mufflers.
If it's a stock cobra motor and you don't plan on spinning that V2 a lot, I wouldn't put an intercooler on it
Its only pushing 10lbs, it will probably stay that way till engine blows, then going built with more boost
 
Posted by Boosted_Drop (Member # 10728) on :
 
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Originally posted by 98 ROUSH:
I have a cxracing intercooler kit on my Vorteched 2v with no complaints. Nice kit and easy to install did it in my driveway.

Were you able to keep your bumper Impact Absorber and all that?
 
Posted by vortek01gt (Member # 10149) on :
 
I also have the cxr kit and no complaints yet. I was able to install it and keep the bumper support and foam piece. It fits behind the metal bumper support.

You could install a cxr kit, drop a pulley size and still be at or around 10psi but with more power and lower iat's. Its such a well priced kit that there's really no reason not to. And I assume that if you want to make big power down the road you could always swap out the intercooler it self with a treadstone unit while using the piping from the cxr kit
 
Posted by 98 ROUSH (Member # 10309) on :
 
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Originally posted by Boosted_Drop:
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Originally posted by 98 ROUSH:
I have a cxracing intercooler kit on my Vorteched 2v with no complaints. Nice kit and easy to install did it in my driveway.

Were you able to keep your bumper Impact Absorber and all that?
Yeah i was able to keep the bumper impact absorber
 




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