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Old 04-08-2008, 05:02 PM
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Cobra Heat Exchanger
Well I'm installing mine tonight and I was wondering how many of you still used the stocker with the cobra? Is there any +'s or -'s in using both?
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Old 04-08-2008, 05:06 PM
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I know a few people that are still using it with the Cobra, and are not experiencing any issues. But I'd research some more, don't take my word for it.
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its usually used together...+'s are cooler temps...
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seems like it may help more to run it thru the stock HE first, then thru the Cobra so that its kinda "double cooling" it
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Hmm...I wonder how much harder it would be to use them together?
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its not hard at all..u run hose from the outlet of the stock to the inlet of the cobra then hose from outlet of cobra to pump...theres a how to..
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Originally Posted by Raven SS
its not hard at all..u run hose from the outlet of the stock to the inlet of the cobra then hose from outlet of cobra to pump...theres a how to..
Thanx for edjamacatin me.

Is the stock heater hose 3/4 also?
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Old 04-08-2008, 05:22 PM
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lol i ment theres a how to in the how to's lol...i think it was 3/4hose..ur gonna need like 10 feet..and some 90* elbows...
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lol i ment theres a how to in the how to's lol...i think it was 3/4hose..ur gonna need like 10 feet..and some 90* elbows...
Alright bro, thanks for the help.

Hey raven, How long did it take you?
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um..like an hour or 2...but i had someone there who had done it before..its not that hard u know how it is..u have friends over and start bullshitting its really not that hard tho
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um..like an hour or 2...but i had someone there who had done it before..its not that hard u know how it is..u have friends over and start bullshitting its really not that hard tho
Sounds good. I just didn't want to start on it and not finish at a decent hour. (Having to be at work at 6:00 FTL) Looks like the ol lady is gonna get put to work tonight.
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lol...i would just make sure u have everything standing by before u start..
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Yea, I think I got all of it besides the brackets. But hell with buying them, I am just going to go get a few feet of flat aluminum and bend and drill it.
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thats all u need..
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