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Fitting An Fpv Intercooler


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I've just bought an FPV intercooler.

What are the ramifications if I install it in my XR6T?

Do I need a retune or custom tune? Or will the ECU pick up the difference in airflow (if any) and compensate automatically.

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Just plug it in and you should be right as the difference between the two is not that great.

You would need a retune to make use of the extra available killerwasps....but I don't think it'd be worth doing for just that alone.

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Hi 'revheadrobbo,

BA and BF Phoons probably do have the same coolers BUT a stock BA/BF XR6T cooler is 50% smaller than a PHOON cooler. The only reason I fitted a BA Phoon cooler to my stock BF XR6T today was for that reason(50% larger) and the price was not too shabby either.

Blueprinted xr

A bit of thought before starting out won't go astray for anyone doing this upgrade. I found a tread on this site relating to removal of the front bar/bumper in order to respray the intercooler..............very helpfull.

Note: you will need to drill 2 holes.(relocate the passenger side mounting bracket,you need the Phoon bracket)

you will need to plug the Phoon's "boost gauge sender unit" threaded hole(driver's side).

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can't see how a bigger 'cooler gives you extra killawasps, rather it stops the decline in killawasps after continued hard runs.

A more effecient intercooler will give lower outlet temps (and in turn more power) right from the get go.

The factory intercooler is a horrible thing and has bad outlet temps even when stone cold on a stock set up.

Kev

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