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"Rajab Or PWR Fmic's"

Started by Vl_Calais · 11 Dec 2005 · 23 replies

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HingoArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by orange_vl how can ya tell the difference between a bar and plate and a tube and fin ?? Its just the internals of the cooler, when you look through the end tank. You cant really tell the difference from the outside... The tube n fin coolers are a more oval shaped runners, where the bar n plate are flat rectangles... Look in the sponsor for sale section and look at the intercoolers for sale and click on the pictures of the 2 types and you will see for yourself... Everyone has different opinions on what works best though. Personally a like the tube n fin...
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LTHLRBArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1 same as that phil wanker ( ), im also interested in those coolers.. maggot Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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EasyTigerArchived member
PWR are good, PWR make a good product that at the end isn't too grossly overpriced.... but also MICKS METALCRAFT are good too! As it was said before... you get what you pay for, not necassarily the most expensive the best though... WHO KNOWS really to be honest, unless someone has a CHART of all brand proving what's better than maybe we can JUDGE.... ET
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MRV17Archived member
i have a ARE Cooler... seems to do a ****in good job all pumbin is ali with HPC coating Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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