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i think before/after boost/temps @ WOT would tell a lot. if a cooler has enough mass it will absorb a lot of heat. its design will dictate how well it desipates this heat = recovery time. this would pretty much require data logging, something i can't do.

i was doing alignments about when GN's came out. they needed tires sooner than most everyone else, and we sold alignments as an upsell, GOODYEAR. anyway. i remember when i first drove a GN. i just did an alignment on it, and took it for a test drive. i test drove every alignment. i went...

iirc 215-65-15 GT's

how about a cooler for the turbo oil feed ? worthwhile i would think.

thank you gentlemen. thats exactly the replies i was figuring i would get. i guess there are many misinformed out there, haha, screw em ;) 1 being a stock cooler and 10 being the best cooler(bar none). where would a p/s fit in ? and just how good is a STOCK cooler, and does a neck mod...

well, i not concerned with the install issues. from what i read a while back, this was a minor problem for potencial gains. what i'm wondering is, in addition to the above. is if there was anything negative/positive that was newly discovered.

i did a search, kinda dead on this issue. how are you guys doing with this cooler ? do you feel it lived up to what you expected ? what are your track #'s ? any other comments ? i have seen some bashing of this cooler lately, possibly by the misinformed ?

i have a 195 stat, and a new BeCool. i haven't driven it much, still working out bugs from the somewhat extensive PS install. but my temps are totaly normal.

did you get this fixed ? where in chicago are you ? i'm close to chicago ridge mall, sw sub.

mostly i was wondering if there would be any blown off problems, because the tension from the clamp would not fully travel through to the pipe. i think it would work. but i'm not going to try it. i found that a 3" will fit over a 3 1/4" pipe.

nobody has done this ?

say you had a 3 1/4" id silicone hose and a 3" pipe it needed to be connected to. would it be any problem to use a 3" silicone spacer. in other words : a 3" pipe to a 3" spacer/connector(3 1/4" od), then the hump(or whatever) hose. then the other side of the hump hose would go on its 3 1/4"...

i'm doing a powerstroke FM, it has 3 1/4" in/out. compressor out is 2 3/4" . and i'm using 3" pipes. i'm thinking 3" humps will get the job done, AND look good ???

ok, i don't have a lot of experience with these piping couplers. i'm thinking of getting turbonetics couplers. now. will 3" hump hose go on 3" one side & 3 1/4" on the other side with no problems ? i want it to work fine AND look good. or will it deform somehow ? i like the way the hump...