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Old 11-14-2008, 02:42 PM
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How To Keep The Intercooler Pump Running?

I have a 2001 Lightning and I'm now starting to finally take it to the track. I noticed that my times started going down a little after my first run. Someone told me that I could mod my truck so that the intercooler pump is running even when my truck is off and waiting for a lane. now I don't want to ghetto-rig-it with a cut line and a switch running all the way to my cab if I don't have to so, is there another way I can do it? also what does everyone think about putting a e-fan on the heat-exchanger, any good results from it?

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Old 11-14-2008, 11:11 PM
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Inter cooler relay bypass - SVTPerformance

That's the how-to for installing a bypass relay switch for the IC pump, with pictures.

That mod helps a little, but if you wanna know what helps a lot, and will keep your IC fluid cold, then the Killer Chiller is all you need to know!

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I have a KC sitting in my garage, waiting to be installed.

It works, period.

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Old 11-16-2008, 04:19 PM
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sweeeet thanks! i'll deffenly have to buy a KC now!
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