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Unread 08-18-2003, 11:09 PM   #22
mfpmax
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Originally posted by iroc409

although, to me, i think the intercooler would be a good sales tool. the benefit to the customer is a cooler running engine, and more power more reliably. things they like to hear
Yeah, the Japanese companies I think use it as part of marketing, the Mazda Speed Protege has the drawings of how the Turbo setup works and how it goes into the intercooler, but Ford doesn't do that for their Ford line...so clearly the Mazda marketing team doesn't have any ties with Ford directly.

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Originally posted by dantheman

I do agree, that if you can get an intercooler, then DO IT!! But, for a crx with the stock engine, there is not a supercharger kit out that is not roots by design. If you want a intercooler, you go turbo. For me, that wasn't really an option as I REFUSED to have lag at all. :P But thats a different story.
If you have a CRX, you could always swap to an engine that is compatible with the Vortech Supercharger kit with Aftercooler.

As for turbo lag...there is no such thing if you know what you're doing. A B-series engine with a T3/T4 setup would not have much of any lag....or even better, a T25 turbo...instant boost. But yes, supercharger(roots), give great low end power...but high end would be difficult since the design of roots style superchargers does not lend to that.

Besides, Carrol Shelby said it best...If you got lag, you're not driving right...

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Originally posted by cybrsamurai
Ok where do I get an intercooler that I can install with my JR supercharger? I would love to make sure I'm not hurting my engine too much.

By the way the thread jacking is actually appreciated in this instance
http://www.theoldone.com/

They sell the intercooled roots blower...but I think you may have to sell your JR setup.
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