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Old 08-31-2011, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by zrated89
or just get bolts that are a quarter of an inch longer than your stock ones. but youd have to go to the hardware store after pulling the manifold
extra motor in my garage, no need to do that but everyone is saying there are intercooler pump spacers etc
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extra motor in my garage, no need to do that but everyone is saying there are intercooler pump spacers etc
theres only 3 spacers you could use washers to achieve the same width
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ah, from what it sounded like I was figuring the spacers were made of the phenolic material
Old 08-31-2011, 10:42 PM
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no theyre aluminum for the intercooler pump bracket. just the intake spacer is phenolic
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Originally Posted by zrated89
yes but more so because youll have cooler ita2's to begin with. i just got my meth up and running again with the 10gph nozzle, after i do a pull with a starting temp of 88 iat2 after the run all through fourth i was seeing like 120's on my 2.7. Then after of course they would drop instantly. (at the strip when i ran my 13.1 @ 107 my iat2's were 160's at the trap and that wasnt even coming out of third!!) Its more for idling in the staging lanes or at a drive threw where it shines because it keeps the heat transfer from the cylinder head to the manifold and blower at bay
Hmmm....

I may have to pick this up then. I'm installing my GMR Dual Pass within the next few weeks (the missing link to my complete GMR Stage 3 kit).

My IAT2's as my car sits now are usually only 10-15*F above IAT1 while cruising, and max out around 135-140*F after a long pull. I do heat soak up to 140ish on hot days if I'm sitting in traffic, but they usually instantly drop, but it would still be nice to avoid all that. Thanks for makin the thread and posting results.
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no problem im interested in seeing the results with a more efficient compressor now ( and if youre doing dual pass it wont take no time to put on)
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Originally Posted by Staged07SS
Hmmm....

I may have to pick this up then. I'm installing my GMR Dual Pass within the next few weeks (the missing link to my complete GMR Stage 3 kit).

My IAT2's as my car sits now are usually only 10-15*F above IAT1 while cruising, and max out around 135-140*F after a long pull. I do heat soak up to 140ish on hot days if I'm sitting in traffic, but they usually instantly drop, but it would still be nice to avoid all that. Thanks for makin the thread and posting results.
That's about exactly where mine sit but I have a tvs
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Originally Posted by nizzle
That's about exactly where mine sit but I have a tvs
Must be that Hi Helix goodness that he runs
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Originally Posted by Bluelightning
Must be that Hi Helix goodness that he runs
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This is a very nice mod. As far as inexpensive cooling mods go. I would rank them like this.

1. Dual Pass Endplate
2. ZZP phenolic intake spacer
3. FMHE
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Originally Posted by Bluelightning
Must be that Hi Helix goodness that he runs
what is Hi Helix?
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Originally Posted by nizzle
what is Hi Helix?
My rotors in my supercharger.

Originally Posted by ebristol
This is a very nice mod. As far as inexpensive cooling mods go. I would rank them like this.

1. Dual Pass Endplate
2. ZZP phenolic intake spacer
3. FMHE
Don't forget Opt. B for bleeding

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Ahhh ok. So you're running a little cooler than a stock m62? The Hi Helix is that your "h62"?
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Originally Posted by nizzle
Ahhh ok. So you're running a little cooler than a stock m62? The Hi Helix is that your "h62"?
Correct.

The H62 has "hi helix" rotors. They are twisted 120 degrees vs. the 60 degree twist of the M62.

I run a decent amount cooler than when I had my M62, and it recovers much faster.

Not to mention the added pull
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Nice!
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whats the proper gasket orientation? sorry for the dumb question lol

opps nvm, re read, gaskets ontop of spacer.
was wondering which ones were layed on first.

i have a plate under the supercharger. this is how i shoot my distilled water.
I hope i dont run into any clearance issues since the blower is already a lil higher than the norm.

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Originally Posted by distillion
whats the proper gasket orientation? sorry for the dumb question lol

opps nvm, re read, gaskets ontop of spacer.
was wondering which ones were layed on first.

i have a plate under the supercharger. this is how i shoot my distilled water.
I hope i dont run into any clearance issues since the blower is already a lil higher than the norm.
Orientation ..........head-gasket-phenolic spacer-gasket-intake manifold
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I didnt really notice any difference in the belt. The spacer moves it more out toward the core support than up
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Originally Posted by Frew
heat soak is killer in the burgh during summer, like 100-105* ambient. Highest i saw my idle iat2s was 160* terrible. I got one of these sitting in a box at my house, I might put it on now haha
Im basically stock and saw my coolant temps almost reach boost cut levels. Driving normally on the way home from work too. A lot of useful info in this thread.
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No dip stick issues..?
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i have had mine installed since a week after rivaladore and i love it as well! dropped my iat2s like 10* only problem im running into now is the boost leak....not spacer related....the grey part that the injectors go into isn't seating up right and everytime i hit the gas my car whistles! HAHA! maybe time for new gaskets.... anyone know where i can get new ones besides ced
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Originally Posted by Staged07SS
Correct.

The H62 has "hi helix" rotors. They are twisted 120 degrees vs. the 60 degree twist of the M62.

I run a decent amount cooler than when I had my M62, and it recovers much faster.

Not to mention the added pull
I wonder why GM never started producing the H62 if its so much more efficent than the M62
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Originally Posted by Bluelightning
I wonder why GM never started producing the H62 if its so much more efficent than the M62
my guess would be cost
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Originally Posted by distillion
No dip stick issues..?
yes there is the dipstick bracket doesnt line up with the manifold after the spacer. You could bend and tweak it but im putting my blower on this weekend and would have to tweak the bracket again so i left it loose
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Originally Posted by Frew
I bought mine off tennpenn(jordan) no zzp, so I don't have thse bolts, ill just go to the hardware store and pick some up
The one I sent you was not a ZZP one. I have one of ZZP's sitting here in front of me. Both are the exact same, except the one I sent you, I got just like I sent you, with no bolts or gaskets (that's also why it was half the price). If you need new bolts, go to the hardware store and take your stock bolts with you, and pick up some that are about 1/4" longer.


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