Aftermarket intercooler. Where to buy?
underpsi, you think there is a way to IC a no IC truck like yours or mine with out changing the grille? that is the only reason i havn't done mine yet, i love the looks of the early frontends, also i LOVE the rims on your truck, i was going to convert mine to a dually this winter when i repaint it but i think some 18's or 20's may be in order.
robert
robert
Originally Posted by acook
underpsi, you think there is a way to IC a no IC truck like yours or mine with out changing the grille? that is the only reason i havn't done mine yet, i love the looks of the early frontends, also i LOVE the rims on your truck, i was going to convert mine to a dually this winter when i repaint it but i think some 18's or 20's may be in order.
robert
robert
Brianw250 i think that is piers that has a intercooler for 91.5-93?
Wanna will know, he's the on that told me about it!
And it is defanly a hi performance intercooler! Pricy but the one i'm going to buy when i do my intercooler conversion!!!!!!!
Wanna will know, he's the on that told me about it!
And it is defanly a hi performance intercooler! Pricy but the one i'm going to buy when i do my intercooler conversion!!!!!!!
I believe that "performance" intercoolers are usually the ones that cost over a grand and are good for over 100 PSI?
Of course, any intercooler out of pretty much anything will help stock performance, but once you start pushing over 60 PSI I think that some stockers start getting full of holes. Or are they even good for that much?
I like the idea of using water injection to achieve much the same results.
After all, I bought the '90 Dodge so I wouldn't have as much plumbing work to do when I put on twins and I wouldn't have to worry about leaky intercoolers...
Anyways, you can narrow your search if you say how much pressure the intercooler will have to be good for.
Of course, any intercooler out of pretty much anything will help stock performance, but once you start pushing over 60 PSI I think that some stockers start getting full of holes. Or are they even good for that much?
I like the idea of using water injection to achieve much the same results.
After all, I bought the '90 Dodge so I wouldn't have as much plumbing work to do when I put on twins and I wouldn't have to worry about leaky intercoolers...

Anyways, you can narrow your search if you say how much pressure the intercooler will have to be good for.
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