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ic pump harness/stock ss/sc A pillar
06-28-2007, 05:26 PM
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ic pump harness/stock ss/sc A pillar
stock ss/sc A pillar with single gauge pod ----30 shipped
ic pump hot wire harness ----50 shipped
ok i have an intercooler pump hot wire harness for an ss/sc up for grabs. bought it off of FAST06SS awhile back and just have not gotten around to installing it. im selling it because i have decided to try a different route with a different IC pump.
what it does is drive your intercooler pump at alternator voltage as opposed to its regular 9v source. so it will flow coolant faster through the intercooler/heat exchanger system. this is the same concept the gm used on the time attack cobalt so i'm told. it has all the required installation hard ware. but it has no instructions so i will send the schematics for the ic system with it. i have figured out the way that it should work with the stock trigger but i have not yet tried it so i will send the schematics and anyone who is familiar with schematics should have little to no problem wiring this up.
ic pump hot wire harness ----50 shipped
ok i have an intercooler pump hot wire harness for an ss/sc up for grabs. bought it off of FAST06SS awhile back and just have not gotten around to installing it. im selling it because i have decided to try a different route with a different IC pump.
what it does is drive your intercooler pump at alternator voltage as opposed to its regular 9v source. so it will flow coolant faster through the intercooler/heat exchanger system. this is the same concept the gm used on the time attack cobalt so i'm told. it has all the required installation hard ware. but it has no instructions so i will send the schematics for the ic system with it. i have figured out the way that it should work with the stock trigger but i have not yet tried it so i will send the schematics and anyone who is familiar with schematics should have little to no problem wiring this up.
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