Best Intercooler for Stock Location?

[Slow6]

Gorgeous...
Buying my CVF tonight.

Ok.. now wheels and I'm done!

Ha, let me know how you determine you are done.


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[smurfslayer]

Ha, let me know how you determine you are done.

Done? shyeah.
he’ll be back at it in no more than 90 days.

 

[Donovan]

Ha, let me know how you determine you are done.


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Oh..im done.. thats it.

SPD
CORSA xtreme
COBB
CVF intercooler
Lights for fogs - Fordraptorlights.com
Turbo smart BOV

Next is wheels and im done bro...**** and tint.. lol

 

[smurfslayer]

There is no “done”. There is only modifications in progress.
Accept it.

 

[Donovan]

lol... I'm in for about 4500.

 

[Badgertits]

There is no “done”. There is only modifications in progress.
Accept it.

Lol true dat- instead of snagging this CVF IC first I opted to order a set of Nokian studded snows & base 17”s for the winter....more practical right?

Some rigid fogs/spotlights
Linex the bumpers
CVF intercooler
Bullet style stubby antenna
Gearhead tune
Geysers
+3 deavers

Then I think I’ll be done....looks like I’ll need another $4k or so first tho lol

 

[Kirby Lastinger]

The Best Bullet antenna is by Ronin


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[Donovan]

^ I do like that sir...I do like that.

CVF ordered and awaiting movement on my position!

 

[Kirby Lastinger]

I am going to order mine after this weekend when I get back home from Raptor Assault.


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[BHook]

Sorry for the delay - I was accidentally keeping an eye on the wrong forum (1st gen.) so I missed these questions. Oops!



It is plug and play, and very much so larger than stock (slightly over 50% more core volume to be sure at 20.5 x 4.5 x 9).


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Not necessarily. Now, in simple terms larger is generally better for intercoolers, but as I recently responded in a PM there's three facets to an intercooler (not in order): your end tanks: computer-aided and cast is generally better to facilitate air flow in and out of the unit - you'll find cast end tanks on all the major manufacturers, your size: again, larger is generally better but you're restrained by size in front of the bay and how much modding you want to do to fit your unit - not to mention diminishing returns as units larger than stock replacement are more expensive, and the most overlooked, which is quality of the core: you want a balance between density (fins packed together) and size to facilitate airflow - you also want it to be staggered for better cooling. Bottom line, it's an equation of all three.

Our value proposition is simple: proven 40+ degree reduction (data on the product page), minimal difficulty of installation, and we try to give the best support possible. And we're a state-side outfit out of Miami.

Hope this helps!

Having a Labor Day sale?