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Thread: Multifuel engine intercooler

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01-14-2012, 01:04

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Maddogg2.0

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the best bet would be either to use an air to air intercooler or an air to water, the air spends about the same amount of time in the intercooler as it does in the intake manifold, but the intercooler has a much larger surface area, thus allowing the air to give off more heat.

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