Looks at these H/E!!
Looks at these H/E!!
Pierre from ****************** found this....
http://www.zzperformance.com/grand_p...ts1.php?id=419
How come I never came across these before...
http://www.zzperformance.com/grand_p...ts1.php?id=419
How come I never came across these before...
Originally Posted by MrGriffithDW
cause they for grand prix
Originally Posted by 06blackg85ss
might fit.... but there is already a full kit out for the ss/sc... and I don't think those will fit in the stock h/e spot... but you never know til you try,
This is the one I would get :
"Radiator 2 is standard for our Stage 2 intercooler kits. It has a 20.6x12.7x1.3 inch core. Overall measurements are 24.25x13x2. It is rated at 65,400 BTU, has a fluid capacity of .37 gallons and a dry weight of 4.25 pounds. This is the minimum size you should consider for a full size intercooler kit."
This could replace our existing one easy or add to it. Brand new 100$ + 20$ 3/4 diameter inlet's. Sounds like a good bargain to me. But your right I will need to try it first to see. I am going to contact ZZP about this...
Originally Posted by Shortbus
If your going to get a h/e get the cobalt-addiction, thing is sweet!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
Originally Posted by sethallen
wow if that is the h/e they are using....then they are making some decent $$ off of that kit...what else does their kit have that that h/e does not? (besides brackets)
Originally Posted by denny
Hoses, screws, clamps and 2 fittings...
LFP will be introducing our EXtreme heat exchanger specific to the CobaltSS in just a couple weeks. It is being test fitted this weekend. Hope to have a pic. up here by Friday.
Our EXtreme heat exchanger will be 30" long x 3" thick with an 18 fin per. inch core. 100% aluminum, tig welded, larger holding tanks for increased fluid capacity, upper and lower polished core supports, brackets, hardware, hose, clamps, digital stencil of CobaltSS on front.
LFP is in process of writing program for an LFP intercooler reservoir/ice tank also. THat will follow the HE by about 2 weeks.
Our EXtreme HE for the Redline is finished and we are finishing up the reservoir. I believe pics. have already been posted.
Questions/Comments feel free to drop me an email.
Mark/LFP
1-281-385-5339
www.lightningforceperformance.com
" Check IT Out "
Our EXtreme heat exchanger will be 30" long x 3" thick with an 18 fin per. inch core. 100% aluminum, tig welded, larger holding tanks for increased fluid capacity, upper and lower polished core supports, brackets, hardware, hose, clamps, digital stencil of CobaltSS on front.
LFP is in process of writing program for an LFP intercooler reservoir/ice tank also. THat will follow the HE by about 2 weeks.
Our EXtreme HE for the Redline is finished and we are finishing up the reservoir. I believe pics. have already been posted.
Questions/Comments feel free to drop me an email.
Mark/LFP
1-281-385-5339
www.lightningforceperformance.com
" Check IT Out "
well I know the 6 feet of -12 braided hose was around 86 dollars or so and the fittings are pretty f'n expensive too... and its a business their job is to make money.... I see it as a fair price considering the benefits and the ease of install,
Originally Posted by 06blackg85ss
well I know the 6 feet of -12 braided hose was around 86 dollars or so and the fittings are pretty f'n expensive too... and its a business their job is to make money.... I see it as a fair price considering the benefits and the ease of install,
Originally Posted by automobiliben
I agree that the stuff that they are using is top notch and expensive. I just don't think you can justify using that, when some off the shelf tubing and hose clamps would do the same thing for $10. The system carries little to no pressure so steel braided lines would be over kill.
Originally Posted by cds00bsmg
Denny,
Did you contact ZZP, and will their kits for the GTPs, work for the cobalts?
Did you contact ZZP, and will their kits for the GTPs, work for the cobalts?
Originally Posted by denny
Yes, Actually I wanted to update everybody that ZZP is currently working on one for are cars.
Thanks,
Chris~
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