2 nuts (M6 x 1.0).Ive heard the 3.5" depo racing intercooler does not have all the parts to install, what is needed?
You gonna spot me the rest of $400 for an intercooler that'll perform the same?You could just buy the cp-e. Everything needed is included and has a lifetime warrenty. Also made in the USA.
Thank you good sir!2 nuts (M6 x 1.0).Ive heard the 3.5" depo racing intercooler does not have all the parts to install, what is needed?
I needed nothing. Levels provided bolts and new clamps. Brackets are welded to the intercooler.To add to this - I am getting a Level intercooler. What will I need? Heard something about brackets and maybe bolts?
buy the cheaper one and figure out what parts are missing then, if there are any.You gonna spot me the rest of $400 for an intercooler that'll perform the same?
Also get a couple of new clamps from Depo - T-Bolt Clamps | Depo RacingThank you good sir!
Now that is music to my ears! Thanks.I needed nothing. Levels provided bolts and new clamps. Brackets are welded to the intercooler.
Easy money, i work sheet metal for a living. Thanks again for the input!Also get a couple of new clamps from Depo - T-Bolt Clamps | Depo RacingThank you good sir!
Other things to mention:
Maybe some grease or oil for the o-ring on the MAP sensor. Also you might have to drill or tap out the metal insert on the MAP sensor itself. You'll see what I mean when you get it apart.
White lithium grease for the pipes if you need help getting them on.
Someone here recommended medical forceps (really long narrow needle-nose pliers) for part of the job attaching those small bolts on the bottom.
Yo bud, you get your intercooler? If so howd it turn out?To add to this - I am getting a Level intercooler. What will I need? Heard something about brackets and maybe bolts?
The levels intercooler size (28 x 8 x 3.5) is very similar to the depo you installed. If you are looking to go smaller it is not the route you would want to go.Yo bud, you get your intercooler? If so howd it turn out?
Depends on what you do with your car, why is that btw?The levels intercooler size (28 x 8 x 3.5) is very similar to the depo you installed. If you are looking to go smaller it is not the route you would want to go.Yo bud, you get your intercooler? If so howd it turn out?
The detail you left out is those cars are built to run without an intercooler and have charge temps below up to about 150 degrees. Many of them still employ either water injection or nitrous oxide to cool the charge even more, usually below ambient.If you rally race and under constant boost then yes, a big intercooler is needed, but if you only run in short burst then no, it is not needed, there are drag cars that dont even use intercoolers, they have airfilters directly connected to the turbo. Like i said before, sometimes smaller is better, they compress faster.
stillll waiting broYo bud, you get your intercooler? If so howd it turn out?