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I remember reading some time ago that someone was thinking about making intercooler kits for our PSDs? Anybody know anything about this? I will be fabbing one up next month.
Ive seen the kits out there. Hypermax sales a kit for around $1400. If your intrested in doing it yourself, I would get some of the parts off of a 99-2003. would save you a little time just might have to mod them a little.
GTS motorsport makes one but seems they are no very timely. I think on this board Barebackjake was talking about making some. If I am wrong sorry. but it seems thats who was kicking the idea around.
I am going to get a banks intercooler kit with everything but their technicooler. It should run about $600, then get a 6.0 intercooler off of ebay for <$100.
all in all for my IC I will have less than $300. I paid 180 shipped for a 7.3 IC with tubes, clamps and boots. got a banks y-pipe and turbo elbow used for $50 and am getting a busted up second set of pipes from a wrecked superduty that I intend to get the extra bends and length from. so unless i need different boots or some mandrel bends I will have $230 bucks in my set up.
I'm looking on ebay now.. seems like there are a couple 7.3 and 6.0s on there. The 6.0 will work too right? I will base mine off the website given earlier.
TJ, do you have yours installed already? Did you see a great improvement in lower egts? Also how long did it take you to install?
I just used a little patience and found a complete GTS kit with a 7.3 intercooler on Ebay for $450.00 and the guy lived 45 mins away from me. He traded his truck in and took it off. I've been looking for about 6 months and just happened to look and there it was.
No I haven't installe dit yet. waiting to get some clear headlight and turn signal housings to do all at the same time. plus the wife just had a baby last week so my shop has been scaled back a bit. I am hoping in the next month to get it in.
I got my cooler local with pipes. I fabed up the pipes I needed from the stock ones. You can look in my gallery and see what I had to do to the pipes. It really wasn't much. The hot side (drivers side) all I had to do was add 3 1/2 inches of straight pipe right after the turbo coupler. The passenger side I used the stock pipe from the intake spider all the way to it's second bend. Then I cut it and added a small angled piece of pipe and 2 long 90* bends making the S part that goes down to the cooler. At the cooler end I just welded on the stock end so the boot would fit right.
Foreman, trust me, if you can mig weld even a little bit, you can do this. I was really suprised at how easy it was. The toughest part of the passenger side was re-arranging my battery cables where they weren't in the path of the pipe. Anyway, look at my intercooler gallery, and maybe it will give you some ideas.
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