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no, thats a bit of a stretch.
if the core is too thick it may cause the radiator to overheat in some cases because it's not getting enough airflow (that is if it's placed in front of it). shouldn't have a problem with this kit though. a thick core that i'm refering to probably be thicker then 3".emiliobenzo said:i have a question dont they say that an intercooler can make the radiator over heat beacause of the way it is mounted
It's not a problem at all.The intercooler we use is 3.5" thick and is mounted to the the lower bumper.You have the grill that lets in alot of air as well.emiliobenzo said:i have a question dont they say that an intercooler can make the radiator over heat beacause of the way it is mounted
Congrats...and keep us posted with lots of pictures! If you need help, don't hesitate to PM.bazooka joe said:The quest for more HP begins!!![]()
The FP-DE uses the same 2.0L head.The difference is the bore(85mm) and stoke(83mm).SO yes, it will work.glyph said:I just found this thread. Unfortunately, I have the 1.8L FP-DE engine. Any chance that this kit will work for me? I am drooling heavily in regards to this. Please please give me good news.
FMIC placement is very important ot reduce the negative effects of heat transfer from the FMIC at Boost and the reduced flow at cruise. Wind deflectors etc are an option to blow air on the rad from another location, the further the FMIC is from the rad (Foreward) the better, That will get the FMIC as much airflow as possible and will help to disepate the heat over a larger area. The reality is that the FMIC if sized to the application, should easily loost the heat from the air charge without geting excessively hot.emiliobenzo said:i have a question dont they say that an intercooler can make the radiator over heat beacause of the way it is mounted
You can see his progress here:Padre said:Hows the install comming buddy?
Excellent news. Now I have to check the finances... and the wife...MAMotorsports said:The FP-DE uses the same 2.0L head.The difference is the bore(85mm) and stoke(83mm).SO yes, it will work.
glyph said:Excellent news. Now I have to check the finances... and the wife...