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Old 12-20-2003, 06:09 PM   #31
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Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

I loved the first one after that I just started wanting to throttle him... maybe he'll trip and fall down some stairs tonight... :sigh:

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Old 12-20-2003, 07:11 PM   #32
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Re: Re: Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

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WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT DIFFERENT THREAD, I was saying that in my opinion an intercooler is a waste with out a turbo because w/o the boost to force the air through the intercooler the restriction ofthe core would outweigh the the benifit of cooler air ??????????
He made a mistake. He was talking to another guy, who in his defense did bring up another thread.
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Old 12-21-2003, 11:03 AM   #33
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Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

thanks Spectre927 ....Oh yeah..I just bought an Intercooler intead of AEM cold air intake...the intercooler is better??? more booste?
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Old 12-21-2003, 11:06 AM   #34
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thanks Spectre927 ....Oh yeah..I just bought an Intercooler intead of AEM cold air intake...the intercooler is better??? more booste?
Are you shitting me? You spent $400 on an intercooler, and you don't have a turbo?
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Old 12-21-2003, 11:27 AM   #35
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Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

nah..you got me wrong there..It's an used intercooler and that dude he bought a new one so he gave me for a street price...so can i put it into my Crx?
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Old 12-21-2003, 11:28 AM   #36
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Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

and any good thing about it???
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Old 12-21-2003, 12:11 PM   #37
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there has been no research done on comparing a cai vs. an intercooler and it would be really stupid if there was. as far as boost, there will be none since u don't have a turbocharger. the purpose of the intercooler is to cool the air coming from the turbine which can be hot due to the high temp exhaust waste making the the turbo and air being compressed hotter. in your case all u are doing is making cold air just a tiny bit colder if even that since it can only cool air to a certain extent.

oh i forgot the good thing about it. well you've now got the intercooler might as well get the rest of the turbo kit.
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Old 12-21-2003, 12:18 PM   #38
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Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

oh so it's good to have an intercooler that installed in your car and next go for turbo...
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Old 12-21-2003, 12:29 PM   #39
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oh so it's good to have an intercooler that installed in your car and next go for turbo...
well in your case yes, since the inercooler is already installed. normally though, people would just put the whole turbo kit in one try instead of going back and fourth, thats just more work and time wasted, u feel me?
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WTF??? this guy is going to put in an intercooler with no turbo??? an intercooler is meant for turbo, not naturally aspired vehicles. ::cough RICER cough::
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yeah i hate to say it, but until he has a turbo kit installed then that places him in my ricer category, kinda like people who put those fake bov sound in their cars.
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oh so it's good to have an intercooler that installed in your car and next go for turbo...
dude... YOU ARE A RETARDED RICER.
Here's some advice:
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Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

Did you guy ever tried to put an intercooler into your car instead of air intake? or you can connect the pipe from the intake manifo... to the intercooler..and it increase more air..
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you're a fucking moron, you're not increasing anything except the empty space in your wallet
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Re: Re: AEM intakes vs.. Intercooler...

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Did you guy ever tried to put an intercooler into your car instead of air intake? or you can connect the pipe from the intake manifo... to the intercooler..and it increase more air..
You need to find a really sharp knife and jam it into your throat repeatedly till you passout from blood loss and then bleed out, so you don't infect the rest of the world with your stupidity. You're a true dumbass among dumbass, and have absolutely NO CLUE what the fuck you are talking about. As a matter of fact, I am going to post this thread on the other internet boards I go to so that they can have as big a laugh at you as I just have.
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