Tiburon: Intercooler

This must me a weird question for me to ask, but I was laying infront of my Tib and saw what looked like an Intercooler behind the lower front grill. Am I wrong here? Does the Tib even have an intercooler? I always thought so...

This must me a weird question for me to ask, but I was laying infront of my Tib and saw what looked like an Intercooler behind the lower front grill. Am I wrong here? Does the Tib even have an intercooler? I always thought so...


It's either the a/c condenser or a transmission cooler. I don't think they have a transmission cooler, but if they do, that could be it. Sorry, no intercooler.

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well that makes sense, since the Tib's not a turbo tho

you do have the radiator somewhere around there.

Why were you laying in front of your car? LOL. You do have the Automatic so its prob the tranny cooler, although I dont know if they put one of those on stock.

nope.. no tranny cooler...
level10 has one...
but none stock

so then what is it Nisco?

btw "1Quick2" I was just resting next to it lol

Where Was It On Your Car?.. And What Makes You Think I Know What You Were Lookin At..
All I Know Is That Th Etibs Dont Come With A Tranny Cooler...

you do have the radiator somewhere around there.
you know this right???

under the lower front clip, it's like the first thing you see when you look at the lower front half. Try and see what that is. I could take a pic of it in the morning.

Didn't get a chance to take that pic. Sorry. I'll work on it in the morning

ok here are the pictures. Not the best because it started raining while I was taking pictures.

http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/503/110951Cole_Object_2_JPG.jpg

http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/503/110951Cole_Object_2_JPG.jpg

That's the A/C condenser. Behind that, the radiator.

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