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Would have to call Kevin Monday on intercooler.
Yes ECS kits come standard with Ti trim now.
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How hard to fit the AGP intercooler to an ECS kit..and is 100rwhp accurate for a stock block? That seems insane gain from jus an intercooler and no other change Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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01-09-2016, 01:09 PM | #32 |
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Wouldn't see that on a ECS kit at <1000rwhp levels, but the PC fmic isn't nearly as nice. That was a F1R car, that was making ~750rwhp to 850rwhp through a big stall auto.
Shouldn't be hard at all, worst case modify 2 pipes or some couplers, but I can't say. ECS makes a nice core. I do think the AGP core is better, but not sure if it would be worth the ~$600-1000 to swap unless you are at 1000+hp. Now a PC kit, I would do it right away. Someone in Phoenix bring an ECS car to Kevin and I'm sure he could have a bolt on intercooler upgrade in a day or two knocked out and then sell a few if people really wanted.
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01-09-2016, 01:41 PM | #33 |
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Oh ok 100rwhp gain around 1000ish make sense..what would you guess around 600
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Do you know the core size AGP uses Nick? I'm working on building a bolt on 22"x12"x4.5" core for the ECS kits. That's the biggest core I think I can bolt on without much modding-I figure just the 2" 90 degree hoses going into the car may need to get trimmed down. Worst case the front bumper support may need some trimming but I won't know until the front end is off the car.
I wish the CDN dollar wasn't so bad or I would be just buy the AGP cooler. I think I can make the replacement ECS cooler for around $700 CDN which is around $500 US right now. This would be a bolt in replacement cooler for the ECS crowd-just trim the hoses and swap BOV's. The core should flow around 1500cfm and the end tanks will have flow directors to dissipate the air throughout the core. |
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Arun, I'll check when Kevin gets back from playing in the snow. I'll make him give you a special deal since your cool.
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Their site list 20x18x4.5
Only pictures I have of one.
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Head unit and brackets: ecs fuel management: adm intercooler: agp |
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@unreal man that looks badass, like you stated my only worry is modifying the charge piping from the ecs kit to work with the agp fmic
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I didnt see a tuner kit listed, i wonder if he could sell me a kit minus the fuel management and intercooler? No big deal if he cant but it sure would be helpful
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I have an Ecs kit now attempting max effort from the ti1500 and i made a custom front bumper support and went with a bigger treadstone intercooler... I will be honest about Ecs kit there install manual is awful they even have pages out of order and have not fixed it. When I ordered the kit direct from Ecs it was missing parts had to get that sorted out then found a couple of things I during the install that where crappy had to Open up a couple holes to get one of the brackets to work also there is a couple spacers that are not me mentioned in the instructions u will most likely have to call and ask about or be very observant on the first install.. I have now removed and replaced my kit several times this year due to other changes on the car and it's a walk in the park.. I think to make a intercooler like agps work u would only have to cut a couple of the rubber couplers but u will have to get the bov welded on to one of the other pipes I have mine now in front of drivers side wheel fits great.. I can't speak for performance yet as I am waiting on my built motor to be done... I think the prochatger kit is comparable but everyone I have ever talked with says the bracket/tensioner is better in the Ecs kit
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