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1992 honda accord f22 turbo intercooler

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    1992 honda accord f22 turbo intercooler

    so im still piecing together my turbo project. i know the bigger the better with an inter cooler. but what is a good size that will fit with minor modification behind a stock bumper.
    Tags: dsm, inter-cooler, turbo, turbo build
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    where are you in maine??

    instagram @mikeymeyagi

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      central maine. near augusta

      do you tune for other people or just yourself
      Last edited by JoshM; 11-27-2010, 06:38 PM. Reason: you can type more than one thought in a single post

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        #4
        Deciding on your boost levels is what you would determine for your intercooler size. From my understandings, is if you were going to run a large amount of boost than a large intercooler would be needed. Where as if you run low boost anything from a 24" intercooler would work.

        Example:

        Low boost.
        http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Inter...Q5fAccessories

        Large boost.
        http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Inter...Q5fAccessories

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          #5
          I've got a smaller intercooler on mine that fits in the front bumper nicely without hacking it all up running 15psi and a genaric .50 trim turbo and it works fine fully spooled at like 3500rpms..

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            Originally posted by non-vtecInside
            do you tune for other people or just yourself
            yes, i offer fabrication, ecu chipping and tuning services.

            instagram @mikeymeyagi

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              ^I will vouche for Meyagi Tuning services anyday, highly recommended.
              Last edited by Granite CB7; 11-25-2010, 12:28 PM.

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                lodollar what color is ur swaped legacy. i saw one at sanford sound car show this year.

                thanks for the help guys

                and lodollar what do you usually charge for tuning? i was thinking about running crome or neptune.
                Last edited by JoshM; 11-27-2010, 06:37 PM. Reason: you can type more than one thought in a single post

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                  OT, but: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=168558

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                    #10
                    that was me.

                    as far as the intercooler fitment goes, no matter what size you get, bumper mods are required. if you get a 2.5" thick core, you can usually get pretty creative and hide it behind the stock bumper without too much cutting.
                    if it were me, id weld 2 90deg aluminum elbows to the endtanks and run the pipes back past the radiator on both sides, to avoid cutting up the bumper some, and for alot less pipe, which means less lag.

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