Intercooler cores
12-27-2010 | 05:15 PM
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Intercooler cores
I have 2 intercooler cores. They are aluminum and came out of my Richard Lee intercoolers. I just put them in the hot tank today so they are nice and clean. They have a little corrision on the face and a few pebbles stuck in the fins. I just decided to go with Cupranickel cores when we rebuilt the motors. They have been sitting in my office closet for years.
I'll take pics tonight.
275$ each
Erik
I'll take pics tonight.
275$ each
Erik
09-06-2011 | 01:11 PM
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I have 2 intercooler cores. They are aluminum and came out of my Richard Lee intercoolers. I just put them in the hot tank today so they are nice and clean. They have a little corrision on the face and a few pebbles stuck in the fins. I just decided to go with Cupranickel cores when we rebuilt the motors. They have been sitting in my office closet for years.
I'll take pics tonight.
275$ each
Erik
I'll take pics tonight.
275$ each
Erik
09-06-2011 | 09:42 PM
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From: Ham Lake, MN
I have 2 intercooler cores. They are aluminum and came out of my Richard Lee intercoolers. I just put them in the hot tank today so they are nice and clean. They have a little corrision on the face and a few pebbles stuck in the fins. I just decided to go with Cupranickel cores when we rebuilt the motors. They have been sitting in my office closet for years.
I'll take pics tonight.
275$ each
Erik
I'll take pics tonight.
275$ each
Erik
