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squirrelyT · 04-15-2009, 07:03 PM

i thought it was a good product for the price when i bought (about 150) cant give a perfomance review cause i didn't get to run the factory gen3 intercooler when i swaped engines. vs. this ssac cooler. the only thing that i think needs to go is the pipping and couplers. couplers look to be cheap material and radiator hose clamps. pipping is ok its aluminum what else could you ask for, but they give you these what look to be reducers that i think kinda suck. then i had to use zip ties to hang the stock fan, but now i have a 8in spal fan. so all in all id say just get the intercooler its self (100) then get a quaity pipping,couplers and clamps and an 8 or 10in fan. then BAM there you go!

04-15-2009, 07:03 PM	#10 (permalink)
squirrelyT Some Skills Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 96 Thanks: 14 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post iTrader Rating: (4/100% )	ssac intercooler i thought it was a good product for the price when i bought (about 150) cant give a perfomance review cause i didn't get to run the factory gen3 intercooler when i swaped engines. vs. this ssac cooler. the only thing that i think needs to go is the pipping and couplers. couplers look to be cheap material and radiator hose clamps. pipping is ok its aluminum what else could you ask for, but they give you these what look to be reducers that i think kinda suck. then i had to use zip ties to hang the stock fan, but now i have a 8in spal fan. so all in all id say just get the intercooler its self (100) then get a quaity pipping,couplers and clamps and an 8 or 10in fan. then BAM there you go!