95sporty150
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Can't make my mind up on my plumbing and intercooler setup.
Can you gen1 guys post your up?
Can you gen1 guys post your up?
Show me your intercooler setups!
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95sporty150
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What brand was that?
Treadstone, here's what they put in the invoice:
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| TRV25 Series Intercooler 1000HP - 3044 Opposite Facing Endtanks (86217-106830) | TRV25-O |
Mine is a Treadstone also, but my fabricator built it custom to fit the piping better because I was dead set on keeping the fog lights! He still had to slight trim the mounting brackets for them to clear the bottom tank, but it all worked out great. Intake on the driver’s side and exits center rear over the sway bar mounting plate. Everything is extremely tight, but he’s a wizard and makes it work! Fits perfect behind the SuperDuty bumper and hides really nice. It’s sized for roughly 1100hp but doubt I’ll ever reach close to that.
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95sporty150
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Your trucks still get plenty of air for the radiator?
Trans and coolant temp don’t move.
Never had a problem, even in Texas heat
Our trucks came with the uprated tow package radiator. I've never noticed an issue, even when towing, and the intercooler on mine covers the entire driver's side of the radiator.
Mine doesn't reaIly cover any of the radiator so no, but had some issues that turned out to be the factory fan clutch was going bad... once I replaced it I haven't noticed any issues. Before I found that I swapped to LMR's aluminum radiator replacement and bypassed the factory trans cooler in the radiator. I went with the large PSD trans cooler like is in Raymond_B's pics because I tow a boat and was seeing some warmer than I wanted trans temps, but that thing settled them right down!
I went with a Chiseled air to air
They use bell core
I use to run a tread stone. They are ok for entry level
This core is alot bigger than the treadstone I had
I used Aluminum piping and vibrant quick seal connections on everything
If wanting to stay cheaper I ran a ebay a2a for a while.
They use bell core
I use to run a tread stone. They are ok for entry level
This core is alot bigger than the treadstone I had
I used Aluminum piping and vibrant quick seal connections on everything
If wanting to stay cheaper I ran a ebay a2a for a while.
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Are yall trimming the back of the grilles with the setups?
I did not need to, no.
I did, but mainly for aethetics. I wanted it to be seen more and give me room for something deeper later on.