Started Mounting the Intercooler
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Started Mounting the Intercooler After the engine bay was painted, Brian started cutting up the front of the car for the intercooler. Here are some pics of the latest work. We plan to have something fabricated around the front of the intercooler for safety. I know the intercooler isn't exactly centered in the pictures. We still have to redrill the hole and mount it firm. The pictures are just to get an idea of how it will fit.
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Originally Posted by 2FAST4U
Wow looks good but you have realy manly looking arms (scary) 
I am the one behind the camera on this part of the project. I wasn't feeling so hot about cutting up my own car. The arms that you see belong to Brian (Brains) and Dale (Daley). Trending Topics
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Originally Posted by 2FAST4U
Wow looks good but you have realy manly looking arms (scary)
i wasnt sure either, cause they were so puny
j/k
looking good though what IC is that?
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Dale is skinny, but unfortunately my arms are still alot smaller than that
Not sure which brand the IC is. We picked it up from a member on this board. We are using the Tial BOV and wastegate. We are not going to paint the grille black because it would not really go with the rest of the car. We will most likely paint it silver.
Not sure which brand the IC is. We picked it up from a member on this board. We are using the Tial BOV and wastegate. We are not going to paint the grille black because it would not really go with the rest of the car. We will most likely paint it silver.
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Originally Posted by Futral Motorsports
Looks good. How much longer you think till you can get it running?
and thanks NosJohn
looks great! cant wait to see how it turns out. i want to do pretty much the same thing with my front end when i go FI, so im pretty interested in how ya did it. Expect a PM from me in like...2 months, lol. 
Looks good Zangel! Here's one I did a while back. This car is a 370 iron block with an Incon Stage II kit (twin t-37's) at 12 lbs of boost it made 750 rwhp on the stock PCM and 55lb. injectors. We turned up the Greddy Profec B to high boost and saw 18psi but the fuel wasn't there and we aborted the run. I took all the measurements myself and had Spearco make it for me and I made my own mounting brackets.
Originally Posted by IconAutoSports
Looks good Zangel! Here's one I did a while back. This car is a 370 iron block with an Incon Stage II kit (twin t-37's) at 12 lbs of boost it made 750 rwhp on the stock PCM and 55lb. injectors. We turned up the Greddy Profec B to high boost and saw 18psi but the fuel wasn't there and we aborted the run. I took all the measurements myself and had Spearco make it for me and I made my own mounting brackets.
Thats a badass IC.......
Kyle
ZANGEL I know this guy who can bend some tubing around the I/C to protect it. He can also weld tabs onto the I/C
