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Old 07-06-2012, 09:46 AM
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Who do you guys recommend to build a efficient intercooler? My Ebay intercooler had 15psi DP on the dyno.
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Old 07-06-2012, 10:24 AM
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Who do you guys recommend to build a efficient intercooler? My Ebay intercooler had 15psi DP on the dyno.
these guys are very good, no problem doing custom work, and quick turnaround for custom stuff.

http://www.bellintercoolers.com/
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these guys are very good, no problem doing custom work, and quick turnaround for custom stuff.

http://www.bellintercoolers.com/
I would have to second that. They built me a custom intercooler and Gerhard is the man!

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Third vote for Bell. Great turn around and a really nice core. Really nice stuff.

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Treadstone sells a quality unit for around $400.

I have a few buddies that made 900-1000rwhp with them on forged LSx engines and single turbo. 4" thick largest one they make.
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Treadstone sells a quality unit for around $400.

I have a few buddies that made 900-1000rwhp with them on forged LSx engines and single turbo. 4" thick largest one they make.
I ended up going with a Bell intercooler, made 830HP to the wheels. 125HP just with a intercooler swap.
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I ended up going with a Bell intercooler, made 830HP to the wheels. 125HP just with a intercooler swap.
That's impressive Tony, any idea what the difference is between the two? Got any pics to compare? You need to update your build thread man!!
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