intercooler ?
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I'm with Joe. Still looks like a 7.3 IC to me.
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OK guys... You're right!
The one on CL is a 7.3 unit. In my rush to get my pics and compare, I ended up comapring with jkidd_39's pics instead of the CL pics
"Measure twice, cut once!" I have to stop trying to do too much at one time. Sorry for the confusion.
The one on CL is a 7.3 unit. In my rush to get my pics and compare, I ended up comapring with jkidd_39's pics instead of the CL pics
"Measure twice, cut once!" I have to stop trying to do too much at one time. Sorry for the confusion.
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Why yes it is. Wanna purchase it?
Apex'i Intake, HKS MHG, ARP Head Studs, Brand new rebuilt J-Spec Engine.
Ohh and some A-Hole took a screwdrive and tore a hole in the door and stole my amp and subs.
It was my car in high school.. it's in great shape minus the door hole haha
Apex'i Intake, HKS MHG, ARP Head Studs, Brand new rebuilt J-Spec Engine.
Ohh and some A-Hole took a screwdrive and tore a hole in the door and stole my amp and subs.
It was my car in high school.. it's in great shape minus the door hole haha
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Well, apparently the 6.0L intercoolers have multiple part numers like many of the other Ford parts. The number on Andrew's picture matches mine exactly, and I know that both are 6.0L units.
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I was kinda curious about why my number was different haha.. thanks for clarifying...
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Andrew, for some unknown reason (at least unknown to me, anyway), Ford decides to change part numbers for the same part from time-to-time. The cynical part of me begins to think that it's just part of a strategy to keep things mixed up just enough to try to keep people coming to the dealerships for parts (at higher prices) rather than going to other sources (less profit for Ford). Perhaps I'm not generous enough towards Ford as a company... then again... we do have experience on our side, don't we?
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Andrew, for some unknown reason (at least unknown to me, anyway), Ford decides to change part numbers for the same part from time-to-time. The cynical part of me begins to think that it's just part of a strategy to keep things mixed up just enough to try to keep people coming to the dealerships for parts (at higher prices) rather than going to other sources (less profit for Ford). Perhaps I'm not generous enough towards Ford as a company... then again... we do have experience on our side, don't we?
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Maybe I should quit bidding on that one too. Don't want to run the price up on ya.
Not sure which one of the 2 you are bidding on so I'll leave em both alone.
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Just picked an IC up this week. but if your chasing a 6.0 trans cooler i'm chasing that too!
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