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Jspec RACING COMPLETE INTERCOOLER KITS NO HOLES

Started by JSPEC · 24 May 2005 · 166 replies

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MaZzAArchived member
how much just for cooler
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RB30XArchived member
Dudes, this guy (marc) has been in hospital really crook and won't be making these kits for a bit. He gladly refunded my money that I had transfered for a kit. Don't know when they'll be up and running again.
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JSPECArchived member
we are out of stock on the coolers at the moment but generally $270.00 cheers
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BLK-747Archived member
just want to let you guys know these guys do a awesome job and if you ring them they are more then happy to ask questions over the fone rather then over the net as they dont have much time to stay on the net 24/7
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RB30XArchived member
phone number???
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BLK-747Archived member
Marc Mizzi Jspec Automotive Australia 1/45 Killara Rd Campbellfield Melbourne, Victoria 3061 PH: [phone removed] SHOP: 03 9357 7117 Email: [email removed] ABN: 50 186 907 107 its on the first page everyone
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JSPECArchived member
Hi guys, Back again. Have been crook for a while, but back up and running again no problems, Thanks BLK 747 pleasure doing business with you..... Jacks as discussed your kit will be delivered on time...... Coolers are back in stock so if you guys need any they are avail. Kits are avail on request also. Prices advertised are still current but if you guys need anything please try and call us at the shop as im hardly ever on the net... :)
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7FOUR7Archived member
so does the kit for air-con cost any extra? does it still fit snug behind the front bar?
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JSPECArchived member
No extra cost for kit to suit aircon.Yes the cooler does fit snugely behind the front bar.... Also I will be off on business overseas so any enquiries please do not hesitate to contact us here or call us at the shop and the person you will be speaking to is my partner James. Heknows just as much as me and is just as helpfull....... cheers
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JSPECArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by JSPEC No extra cost for kit to suit aircon.Yes the cooler does fit snugely behind the front bar.... Also I will be off on business overseas so any enquiries please do not hesitate to contact us here or call us at the shop and the person you will be speaking to is my partner James. Heknows just as much as me and is just as helpfull....... cheers expression of interest wanted. we have developed a world first or is it old news? we have put in heat sink plates as a divider so you can have your intercooler double as an oilcooler also! the first 2 in 1 cooler i have seen and it was a headache developing it but we tried it on our JSPEC vlt and it is awesome the bottom 10 bars are your intercooler while the top 6 bars are your oilcooler,may be a good thing for the N/A too VLT conversion to save your auto from killing it self within the first week or you could use it as your sump oil cooler, this is the regular XRACING cooler that everybody selling but has the intergrated oilcooler and the best thing is that it looks like the standard intercooler only it has 2 brass fittings, size of the cooler is 780x300x76 with 3" outlets and cost is $460. think of the savings compared to buying a separate oilcooler and how theres no finding an extra spot for your oilcooler to fit, even if you are not interested in purchasing let me know what you think, every body is selling these coolers so we wanted to have a different product to offer! (hence the OILCOOLER! call us anytime at the workshop, james and marc 0393577117
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RB30XArchived member
tricky, only prob is it may heat up the air in cooler. samll price to pay for an oil cooler though.
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trypsiArchived member
these would give that little bit extra room by removing trans cooler but could the thermo fan be put in front of cooler to keep air con as the trasns cooler sits behind the themo now.
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JSPECArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by blade.vl hey marc its joe how are ya??? look that kit turned out well, people this is trully a genuine golden oppurtunity, marc and the gang at japspec are here to save us all with this quality item. nice and friendly service too, marc ill need another one soon, ill call ya and let you know. cheers, highly reccomended !! Hey Joe, you can come to the workshop and get that catch can when you want, its been sitting there for a while nw waiting for you, 45 killara rd campbellfield. Marc/James.
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vlt-dreamerArchived member
i would think that warm oil being cooled close to cool air wouldn't be a good thing, seems like a compromising situation having a negative effect on both cooling mechanisms. Just my opinion. Greg
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nozaArchived member
hey dude im after a 600x300x76 cooler can u please pm me with some details cheers.noza
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JSPECArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by vlt-dreamer i would think that warm oil being cooled close to cool air wouldn't be a good thing, seems like a compromising situation having a negative effect on both cooling mechanisms. Just my opinion. Greg thanks for your opinion greg as this is what im am after, i will be dyno tuning my vlt with the dual cooler and without it (normal hybrid) to see if it performs any differently, this will be done by Bresciani so the facts and outcome will be know and verified, i think you may be right with your opinion but im hoping it doesnt have a negative effect as it will save on space and and oil cooler this size(120x700x76) would be something ide like to have without chopping into my car to find room for, should have the dyno sheet up this week.
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JSPECArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by noza hey dude im after a 600x300x76 cooler can u please pm me with some details cheers.noza call the workshop on 0393577117, James.
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RB30XArchived member
At least you dyno test your product James. That is the best way toprove ideas of this site and showing people the results is good for business. When my kit arrives I will be doing a Tech article on the install, so that should show a few people how easy it is.
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JSPECArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by RB30X At least you dyno test your product James. That is the best way toprove ideas of this site and showing people the results is good for business. When my kit arrives I will be doing a Tech article on the install, so that should show a few people how easy it is. Any silicon and clamps yet?
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RB30XArchived member
No, not yet. I used some 3" lay flat hose in the tech article. Dodgey.
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