Craving4Boost wrote:ever consider hood scoop to help aid the V-mount? would it help? however even if it does i'm sure you want to keep it a sleeper
i was going to buy a fiberglass or carbon hood with a reverse scoop but the scoops weren't in the correct location and i didn't want to use hood pins.i bought another used stock hood that i'm going to modify and add a reverse scoop. i've just been busy with other things and haven't got around to it. surprisingly, the intercooler still works well without a vented hood. the only drawback is if i sit in traffic, the intercooler heat soaks until i start getting going again and get some air movement through the intercooler.
tigwebu wrote:Can I get a pic of the front showing the radiator setup, are you running a smaller radiator? Wtih your exp. can I use the Koyo radiator I got? Also what is the max size you think an intercooler could be to fix this set up?
i had to make a custom radiator to have it fit and still have room for the a/c parts. also the radiator had to be shorter for the intercooler to have enough room. you might be able to use a koyo radiator but it will most likely need to be modified to fit. also you probably will have to remove the receiver drier and other a/c parts for the radiator to be tilted back enough for the intercooler to fit on top.here is a picture of the radiator leaned back.
here is a picture of the intercooler core sitting on top during the mockup process
here is a picture of the radiator
Modified by steve s14 at 8:45 AM 10/23/2006