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Old 08-03-2005, 10:22 AM
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Seeing those photos will make you want to change a project in mid-stream.
I am sure that you have stated this elsewhere, but are you still going black?
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Seeing those photos will make you want to change a project in mid-stream.
I am sure that you have stated this elsewhere, but are you still going black?
No, car is going to be silver with a titanium or darker silver hockey stripe and wheel spokes.

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How about anodizing it so the paint don't act as an insulator? i would not think that would be good for an intercooler.

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How about anodizing it so the paint don't act as an insulator? i would not think that would be good for an intercooler.

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I had thought of that, not a bad idea.

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WOW!! I mean, WOW GREAT job!!
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I guess it's OK if that's what you're into

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camcojb . what is the part # on the intercooler . and the intake .



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camcojb . what is the part # on the intercooler . and the intake .
thanks rick kirkindall
Rick, there's really no part number for the intake; Hogan's makes one-off stuff tailored for each application based on what the end user needs and wants. They can make pretty much whatever you want.

However, if Jody was given the original job sheet from Hogan's along with the intake (he bought it from someone else who had it built but never installed it) it would be easy enough for Tim and the gang over at Hogan's to build another one. Mind you, it's an LT1-style intake.

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