treepete
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Are we going to get to see pics at some point?
oh good. someone said it. more pics, please.
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Are we going to get to see pics at some point?
dude.
awesome.
just plain awesome.
AWSOME!!!!!!! Thanks for the pics. Now how about a 0-100 video If you dont want to just let me drive. LOL
Thanks bro!
I need to find a place where I can go from 0 to 100. Probably would be easier to do say 30 or 40 to 100. That I'm doing daily on my way to work (well, maybe I only go up to 90). I could only do it on the interstate and as such I don't want to have to completely stop before I can floor it. If I did that I'd have cops on me sooner than if I was going 100. I'll think about it. Maybe if I go out of town I'll do it on an empty stretch of an interstate.
Thats what an Intercooler is for....
Kinda looks like a hack. Hopefully it works for you though!
Care to explain? Maybe you have Engineered something better?
Sure, there are a few ways you can approach modifications:
- Envision how it should be if that modification were intended from the get-go and make no compromises (most expensive/well engineered)
- Envision how it should be, evaluate what parts you have and make compromises where needed
- Take what parts you have and just throw them under the hood wherever they will fit (least expensive/hack)
IMHO I think this design falls somewhere between a compromise and a hack, clearly some modifications were made, but placing an intercooler perpendicular to the flow of air is asinine.
There is an Air Dam under the IC to pull air up toward the IC... Intake air temps are just fine. Have you seen a radiator on Corvette? it sits on a very steep angle, and all air is diverted using an piece of plastic to guide the air to it. Stupid HACK GM Engineers What were they thinking...
Yeah they could have made an IC kit to fit in front of the rad... but then you have to HACK up stuff to make it work... Hence voiding the warranty. You need to look at that aspect of it first... Its a stock motor in a stock TAHOE that is still under warranty. Under your engineering Plan the warranty would be instantly void. Or the company would go broke as you have to reproduce custom parts for all 60 of your Supercharger kits. The kits would be so overpriced that you would never sell one...
You think the starter, water pump or several other parts in or on your Tahoe are one of a kind... NO, its pulled from another model to save cost and keep the price down for the consumer.
There is an Air Dam under the IC to pull air up toward the IC... Intake air temps are just fine. Have you seen a radiator on Corvette? it sits on a very steep angle, and all air is diverted using an piece of plastic to guide the air to it. Stupid HACK GM Engineers What were they thinking...
Yeah they could have made an IC kit to fit in front of the rad... but then you have to HACK up stuff to make it work... Hence voiding the warranty. You need to look at that aspect of it first... Its a stock motor in a stock TAHOE that is still under warranty. Under your engineering Plan the warranty would be instantly void. Or the company would go broke as you have to reproduce custom parts for all 60 of your Supercharger kits. The kits would be so overpriced that you would never sell one...
You think the starter, water pump or several other parts in or on your Tahoe are one of a kind... NO, its pulled from another model to save cost and keep the price down for the consumer.