Pictures of LFP Extreme HE for Cobras...
is now going to be made for LSJs
Different sizes though...here is the picture of the HE that just arrived today. Tomorrow I will be fabricating brackets for this to mount nicely so everything is plug and play for when people get theirs.
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/bro...=3&userid=5323
Different sizes though...here is the picture of the HE that just arrived today. Tomorrow I will be fabricating brackets for this to mount nicely so everything is plug and play for when people get theirs.
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/bro...=3&userid=5323
I believe this heat exchanger is a prototype for the Redline. If I recall correctly, LFP's heat exchangers have the print on them, wether it say Cobra or Redline. LFP is a company. The heat exchanger is for the supercharger coolant system.
Originally Posted by Shortbus
Yea this has already been posted, lfp will be making larger than stock he for the redline, and cobalt, and iceboxes for the redline and cobalt.
The products for the cobalt and redline will be completely different though. Larger ice box and HE for the RL...the guy doing the stuff for the cobalt gave a smaller dimension for the HE than I did. I'm using the exact same one that they sell for the cobras and lightnings.
Either way, they will show amazing increases compared to a stock cobra HE, much less you have to fabricate your own mounting if you just buy a stock one off eBay or anywhere and then it depends on how clean you want it. They will do custom stencil so you can get whatever you want on it...
Originally Posted by leviticus88
This looks promising. Will the stock one still be used along with this one? Is this hard to install? I want mine to say SUPERCHARGED in black. sign me up.
Originally Posted by DJinAC
Thanks Vandy. The HE looks great. Will they put anything on the HE?
Originally Posted by CTCOBALTSSS
Interesting. I heard a new HE wouldn't yeild that much power at all because the stock HE is sufficient enough. Looks cool though.
Originally Posted by patathSS
I disagree with that. Look at the post by ENUFPWR. He saw gains, Rob saw gains, and I saw gains by adding a second heat exchanger. Maybe just replacing the stock heat exchanger is what you mean?
Cobra guys never saw gains by replacing their stock heat exchanger. We do it so we have less heat soak, and over multiple pulls the car won't lose power.
An Ice box with ice is the only way we gained power from cooling mods (until the ice melts).
An Ice box with ice is the only way we gained power from cooling mods (until the ice melts).
Originally Posted by 03gobluecobra
Cobra guys never saw gains by replacing their stock heat exchanger. We do it so we have less heat soak, and over multiple pulls the car won't lose power.
An Ice box with ice is the only way we gained power from cooling mods (until the ice melts).
An Ice box with ice is the only way we gained power from cooling mods (until the ice melts).
2)I know the Cobras use them for heat soak issues, but the LSJs will lose IAT2 temps, which will change the density of the air which always gives some gains. Many people see about 20-25* temp loses from what I have heard that put on the HE (just the stock Cobra HE). I will end up finding out how big of a loss this one offers here soon.
Originally Posted by 03gobluecobra
Cobra guys never saw gains by replacing their stock heat exchanger. We do it so we have less heat soak, and over multiple pulls the car won't lose power.
An Ice box with ice is the only way we gained power from cooling mods (until the ice melts).
An Ice box with ice is the only way we gained power from cooling mods (until the ice melts).
Originally Posted by CTCOBALTSSS
Interesting. I heard a new HE wouldn't yeild that much power at all because the stock HE is sufficient enough. Looks cool though.
Originally Posted by CTCOBALTSSS
I don't see a post by ENUFPWR
Here is the link...click below
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/2-0l-lsj-performance-tech-47/anyone-add-second-stock-heat-exhanger-up-front-25706/
Originally Posted by ENUFPWR
It's the one I made about adding a second stock heat exchanger to the car.
Here is the link...click below
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/showthread.php?t=25706

Here is the link...click below
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/showthread.php?t=25706



