Intercooler querie
- Radeon
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Intercooler querie
Hi guys,
I have a water-air intercooler fron an 89 RS legacy. I was wondering if it would work as well (or better) if i installed it on my 94 twin turbo legacy instead of its current air-air intercooler. Thanks for any help.
I have a water-air intercooler fron an 89 RS legacy. I was wondering if it would work as well (or better) if i installed it on my 94 twin turbo legacy instead of its current air-air intercooler. Thanks for any help.
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- Suby Wan Kenobi
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I dont think its any more restrictive but the TT will need 2 inlets and the valving added to the WAIC can be done but it would neccessitate the cutting off of the current inlet and then fabricating and rewelding the inlet to be compatable to the TT setup.
From what i have read i think the WAIC is capable to about 190KW at the wheels
From what i have read i think the WAIC is capable to about 190KW at the wheels
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The long road ahead
The long road ahead
Latest Perth Street Car magazine had the pros for the WAIC.
Obviously any stock IC is not as effective as a custom one.
Obviously any stock IC is not as effective as a custom one.
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'89 EA82T Touring Wagon, 5-speed D/R, 14" alloy wheels, bullbar. (Past ride)
'81 MY wagon, 3" lift, 5-speed D/R, Weber, 14x27" tyres. (Past ride)
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