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Old 03-18-2014, 02:10 PM   #121 (permalink)
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Nice Ivo, Been waiting too.
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I have ordered the heat exchanger your testing will be interesting can only be better.
Ivo what clutch are you running?
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I intend to follow your method of installing the heat exchanger , do you need to modify the front facial ?
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I did on my Nismo, but not sure about other bumpers. I also didn't cut the crash bar. I'd assume if you notched out the crash bar to recess the heat exchanger there'd be no need to notch the bumper.
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Hey Guys

I have the crash bar rotated 180 degrees around the towing suspension
not to damage.



The front facial had to grind a little on the grids.
I'll post photos as soon as I have the newly painted front facial back.

Stay tuned

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Ivo what clutch are you running?
Still the original for 3 years ...
"Knock on Wood"

From time to time I have slippering.
As soon as the clutch is broken, I'm going to organize a new ..
Probably a Exedy Hyper Carbon D-Twin
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I have the crash bar rotated 180 degrees around the towing suspension
not to damage.



The front facial had to grind a little on the grids.
I'll post photos as soon as I have the newly painted front facial back.

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Can you still get a tow hook through the front grill?
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Can you still get a tow hook through the front grill?
Ehhmmmm........

NO

I hope, i never NEED a tow hook so far....

Me you can only reverse tow
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Can you still get a tow hook through the front grill?
I would guess not, I had to cut mine off also on my G37. But I didn't flip my crash bar.
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Nice PIC Ivo, I LOVE how the UP arrow is pointing to the ground, LOL
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I already have the stillen heat exchanger installed and about replace with
the frozen boost heat exchanger, is there any benefit not removing the stillen heat exchanger and cascading from one to the other? Any thoughts
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the frozen boost heat exchanger, is there any benefit not removing the stillen heat exchanger and cascading from one to the other? Any thoughts
That's what I did. Mainly just for ease of install. It doesn't effect the way the pump works or anything. I figured that it would have added coolant and added time away from the heat for more cooling.
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Not really but I still don't like that its attached the radiator?
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I have a first data analysis today:

- Installed front bumper
- Outside temperature 22 ° C and sunny.

I have analyzed the data of intake on OBD2 (PLX Kiwi WIFI).



See the CSV file via ScanXL exported




Not bad so far

I will post some Pic after the tune is done

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