Very Happy with the new chargecooler core, filled it with water and borrowed my sisters hair dryer, even on the hottest setting cold air was still coming out off the other end after 5 minutes.
(my sister insisted on turning the hairdryer off at this point because it was overheating, lol, chargecooler 1, hairdryer 0)
To put this into comparison, i did a similar test many years ago with an xs power intercooler, that lasted less than 20 seconds before the air started drastically heating up
I was sent the wrong silicone pipes by a company on ebay
, who then refused to send what i ordered until they received their mistake back, that was 4 weeks ago and i am still waiting.
I have now sourced everything else required for install, including changing all the silicone hoses to black and buying an appropriate valve for bleeding air from the core.
I am confident the mule will be seeing similar power at 1.3 or 1.4 bar as she was seeing at 1.6 bar simply by using this chargecooler core.
My plan is simply to get a nice map running 1.8 bar with full intentions of having either the boost controller turned off or running around 1.4 bar
(whatever gets me into the 400 bhp range).
I will have the high setting of 1.8 bar for either that special occasion or just because, anyway, clutch has started to slip if i am on full throttle and changing up a gear so my higher boost, remap and fitting of this chargecooler core will be put on hold until march 2016.
I plan on lowering the boost on it's current set up and enjoying the mr2 for whats left of the summer, or until the clutch can't hold that boost.
Don't drive it much anyway so pretty confident i can avoid any more slippage from the clutch, it holds in every gear, just doesn't like a high revving gear change then WOT