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Denco water to air intercooler

Submitted: Sunday, Nov 25, 2007 at 22:35

Seanny

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Hello,

Is there anyone out there who has fitted one of these intercoolers to a 1HD-FT 80 Series?

Where does the radiator and fan for the IC go in the engine bay? And, does it come up to expectation?

Any comments would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Sean

AnswerID: 273812 Submitted: Monday, Nov 26, 2007 at 21:46

GerryP replied:

Hi Seanny,
Not quite what you're looking for, but I have one on my 105 series 1HZ. The fan and pump in mine are mounted in front of the radiator to one side. It's fairly small in comparison to the air to air kind so restriction to airflow over the radiator is much less. I installed mine to reduce exhaust gas temperature, which it appears to have done reasonably well. The only thing I found is that I had to screw the boost right up to overcome the extra resistance in the intercooler - Denco actually provide a high boost actuator for this reason. Can't really say it's given me a whole lot more power, not noticeably anyway.
Cheers
Gerry

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FollowupID: 537593 Submitted: Wednesday, Nov 28, 2007 at 21:50

Pyro 1 posted:

Hi Gerry,
Just wondering how high your EGT was getting. I too have a 105 which i recently turboed.
Thanks
Graeme

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FollowupID: 537603 Submitted: Wednesday, Nov 28, 2007 at 22:35

GerryP posted:

Hi Pyro,

I try to keep below 520 although that is sometimes a pain when going uphill, especially when towing. Usually have to back off or go down a gear. High highest I've been is 550 for a very short time while passing a semi up a hill - couldn't back off so had to keep going. The intercooler has helped but hasn't fixed it altogether. It seems the 1HZ is very prone to high EGT when compared to other engines. I might try backing the fuel off a bit and see if that helps.

Cheers
Gerry

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FollowupID: 537627 Submitted: Thursday, Nov 29, 2007 at 05:11

Pyro 1 posted:

Hi Gerry,
I take it that those figures are taken after the turbo?
thanks
Graeme

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FollowupID: 537865 Submitted: Thursday, Nov 29, 2007 at 22:04

GerryP posted:

Affirmative

Cheers
Gerry

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AnswerID: 273987 Submitted: Tuesday, Nov 27, 2007 at 23:00

Member - DOZER replied:

They are a little small for a 4.2 litre donk, thats why you have to screw up the incoming to get what you started with outgoing....they are rated at 350 cfm which is about 200 short of what a hdft sucks in....a 6 inch cooler flows enough thou...but to fit that you need a 2 inch body lift
Andrew