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Old 01-06-2008, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by dplenzig
I need some ideas and pics for an intercooler set up for a 69 camaro with RS headlights. It is tighter than I thought it would be up there with the headlight doors and the turn signal lights sticking way out. It is a twin turbo smallblock.

Daren
The Ron Davis radiator one will clear everything, but the light covers cannot open fully. Not an issue as with decent lights you can't even tell the covers are closed, lights work great.

If you want the doors to be able to open it will take a small intercooler to clear, which would likely be more restrictive and power-robbing than no intercooler at all.

If you had the room to remotely mount it somewhere else other than behind the grill you might get something to work. Or go to water/air which allows a much smaller intercooler.









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