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Postby Astro » Tue Jun 28, 2005 2:01 am

SpeedSTARs wrote:What really sucks, is that,in order to package the intercooler on the GEN1-1.5 Solaras, the hood and strut tower brace would have to be changed to accomadate the cooler to fit under the hood. The cooler fits in between the TRD blower and the cylinder head.


Greg should look into that one, with all he's done 8) I think that'd it cover the heating issue at higher psi's. But, I wonder what the hood would look like...
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Postby SpeedSTARs » Tue Jun 28, 2005 9:57 pm

Astro wrote:
SpeedSTARs wrote:What really sucks, is that,in order to package the intercooler on the GEN1-1.5 Solaras, the hood and strut tower brace would have to be changed to accomadate the cooler to fit under the hood. The cooler fits in between the TRD blower and the cylinder head.


Greg should look into that one, with all he's done 8) I think that'd it cover the heating issue at higher psi's. But, I wonder what the hood would look like...


I agree... :wink:

:D That would be one bad azz custom carbon fiber hood... I'd drink to that Bro. :P :drinking:
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