I have a question about using a 03-04 Fluidyne cobra heat exchanger is it ok to buy that one? I hear everyone using the stock one over the Fluidyne why is that?

 

price vs performance.

 

why is this in the 2.0LNF section?

 

^i think some people haven't noticed the two differnet sections...

 

Im not sure what that is lol

The only reason why I ask about the two is because will it hurt me on performance because of it flowing more then the stock one??

 

The LNF uses an air-to-air intercooler, therefore a heat exchanger for intercooler fluid would be usesless since the intercooler system uses no fluid.



P.S. Turbos are gay... but you guys already knew that

 

[QUOTE=Blown 4-banger;1600350]The LNF uses an air-to-air intercooler, therefore a heat exchanger for intercooler fluid would be usesless since the intercooler system uses no fluid.



P.S. Turbos are gay... but you guys already knew that [/QUO

Just buy a stock 03 cobra heat exhanger and that will be fine?

 

You're posting in the new turbo cobalt section. And yes, you'll be fine with the stock h/e from the 03 cobra. LNF = turbo 2.0 LSJ = supercharged 2.0

 

good question.

moved to the lsj section.

 

i'd think the biggest plus of a stock cobra H/E is that you can pick one up for $80 or so and other aftermarkets are around $200-$300. ALso, I don't think a second H/E like Fluidyne will make much difference from a stock cobra on our cars. I'd like to see a comparison though.