Dual pass intercooler
what kinda of temerature decrease will the dual pass plate make, say with the Option B?? I have my 2.7" pulley waiting to go in....just deciding if I want to go get the CA heat exhanger or the dual pass plate and a second resivuoir??
I read in a post about 10*. Please, people correct me If I'm wrong. You can do both, CA heat exchanger and dual pass at the same time. You will see much better results. I will be adding the CA heat exchanger for better results (drop of 25 in IAT's approximately assuming a 10* drop with dual pass) Some pictures of my setup.





Jose
Chevrolet Cobalt 06, Stage 2 with Stage 3 pulley, dual-pass endplate with option B.
Mods for labor day
GMPP cat-back exhaust
GMPP honed exhaust manifold
Injen intake





Jose
Chevrolet Cobalt 06, Stage 2 with Stage 3 pulley, dual-pass endplate with option B.
Mods for labor day
GMPP cat-back exhaust
GMPP honed exhaust manifold
Injen intake
I read in a post about 10*. Please, people correct me If I'm wrong. You can do both, CA heat exchanger and dual pass at the same time. You will see much better results. I will be adding the CA heat exchanger for better results (drop of 25 in IAT's approximately assuming a 10* drop with dual pass) Some pictures of my setup.










thats nice, im doing mine just like that, when i get to install it, my second surge tank is already installed on the car, just gotta do everything else
also can u show me where the cross connector gets installed?
Last edited by Coblt ss super; Aug 25, 2007 at 08:36 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
It's the brass fitting. Are you referring to this?: Actually no, I'm not using it. Even didn't know where to installed it. Italianjoe1 told me also he didn't install it.
They used the cross connector to get the little orifice, basically you use one piece of it and stuff it in the hose, its designed to stop the flow out of the top of the factory H/E and just let a little go through, enough to bleed out the air but not enough to reduce the flow going through the heat exchanger.
They used the cross connector to get the little orifice, basically you use one piece of it and stuff it in the hose, its designed to stop the flow out of the top of the factory H/E and just let a little go through, enough to bleed out the air but not enough to reduce the flow going through the heat exchanger.


Last edited by Coblt ss super; Sep 9, 2007 at 01:49 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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