Pace ally intercooler
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Pace ally intercooler
Thinking of getting one for my FRST when I've finished paying for it. Car currently has samco hoses, magnex stainless steel exhaust and a K&N panel filter.
Just a couple of questions - what do you lot think of them, will I actually notice a difference? What are like to fit?
Just a couple of questions - what do you lot think of them, will I actually notice a difference? What are like to fit?
Coming soon!!!!
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Got one on mine. Can't tell you the difference with the original because I bought my FRST donor as a tea-leafed, damaged one where the intercooler, radiator and front suspension was broken. I just got the Pace on to replace it straight away.
Not difficult to fit, the pipes are quite tight on the Samco hoses but a little grease helps them slide on and means you'll get a good seal.
Don't forget to get it set-up afterwards. Uping the fuel delivery/boost because you can run lower act's adds to the performance.
Will be selling mine in the not to distant future because I need a bigger rad so will have to change the intercooler as well.
John
Not difficult to fit, the pipes are quite tight on the Samco hoses but a little grease helps them slide on and means you'll get a good seal.
Don't forget to get it set-up afterwards. Uping the fuel delivery/boost because you can run lower act's adds to the performance.
Will be selling mine in the not to distant future because I need a bigger rad so will have to change the intercooler as well.
John
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Oh, forgot to mention.....
they also look very cool
John
they also look very cool
John
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Looks sweet, seems to go better (acts were deff lower - by abot 5/10 degrees)
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Ian FRST :I've got new plans now.. bigger and better, and easier than the GRS item
Tell us more, mate!
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Ian FRST :I've got new plans now.. bigger and better, and easier than the GRS item
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