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My cvf street intercooler is arriving here soon and was wondering if I need new clamps or anything to prevent them from blowing or if I just clamp everything tight it'll be good?
T-bolt clamps and a hot side charge pipe are a worthwhile purchase.My cvf street intercooler is arriving here soon and was wondering if I need new clamps or anything to prevent them from blowing or if I just clamp everything tight it'll be good?
Boost, or pressure, is just a measurement of restriction. Don't get too hung up on big boost numbers.Would it be a issue not having hot side pipe? Kinda worried don't want to run a ton of boost but around 24 psi I think is a good number. I get 22 psi right now going to install intercooler, catch can and upr check valve then plan to custom tune on a 93 unleashed tune with Torrie. Car is my daily, so don't wanna push it too far let me know on any advice, if you think that's too much boost or If I need any supporting mods down the road.
That's what I planned, never go above 24 psi on stock block.I would be cautious about going above 24 psi boost on a stock block if you want to prevent engine damage. I have the ford performance tune in my eco and stock it made 20 psi boost max, after installing the FP tune my max boost is now 24 psi max. I feel that ford knows what the safe upper limit for max boost is for our ecos before damage will rear its ugly head.
Just my 0.02 cents worth.
BD