MPx intercooler
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MPx intercooler
Hey, online not too long ago. modern performance offers a intercooler for 350.00. info states its rated at 20+ psi. anyone on here have one? if so is it worth the buy or am i better off spending the money on hahn. if there is a post on this dont a a **** sucker and post garbage. thanks!
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I put one on my car last month. Temps are cooler, but will have to wait until warmer weather to give you a full update in that regard. I also installed a downpipe and charge pipes. Been working on the tune, until the snow arrived, but haven't been to the dyno yet. Gains of the IC alone will be hard to quantify. Cooler intake and getting rid of the junk stock plastic was my main goal. An added bonus is that it don't hang down too low.
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Yeah, the MPx IC inlet is a little smaller than stock. You have to really tighten the clamp. I ended up double clamping it. Compared to the ZZP IC, it doesn't hang down as far, so less chance of wacking anything. Other than that, they seem to be about the same performance.
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Yeah, the MPx IC inlet is a little smaller than stock. You have to really tighten the clamp. I ended up double clamping it. Compared to the ZZP IC, it doesn't hang down as far, so less chance of wacking anything. Other than that, they seem to be about the same performance.
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ok man thanks for he good info, i have the zzp pipe right now though would it benefit me more to get the zzp one or would i see no difference no matter the brand of cp. Im assuming that zzp made theirs to work with their cp.
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