| Author | Message | ||
     Vr1203 |
Series 53 #90 Aerocharger turbocharger ceramic bearings with just a few of hours on it. $1100 I'll throw in a intercooler, fuel regulator and some steel els and straights. Do you feel creative ?! | ||
| Smoke |
what did you have it on? any pics? tim | ||
| Vr1203 |
It came with my turbo kit ,had it on my VR1203. It looks like a turbo  ,I'll get some photos Sunday | ||
| Firemanjim |
What does the intercooler look like and where was it mounted?Sell separate? What size is a series 53 #90,don't have my chart here at work.Was this the stocker from the Buell kit? | ||
| Vr1203 |
Hi, You'll see the 53 series on bikes and sleds.They go 90,100,114,128,&143 with different exhaust turbines to match. The bigger series are for cars. I have two intercoolers from two different setups. One went vertically along the left side of the bike on a S2. That one is long and the other is more square. I could sell you any of the stuff separate. | ||
| Vr1203 |
Also , I will take Pay-pal, and take the hit, money wise. | ||
| Firemanjim |
Send or post pics,please.Looking for intercooler for next years motor. | ||
| Vr1203 |
Heres the intercoolers   | ||
| Firemanjim |
Have you used them?Were they sized to your turbo/engine combo?Where is the outlet on the l/s of the long one? | ||
| Vr1203 |
Hi, FMJ , I did have the long one mounted in the first edition, you could do a BWB search, I'm sure I posted a photo of the setup. I have not used the square one. Remember , I don't need no stickin' intercooler I have water  The above photos give the dimensions. (Message edited by vr1203 on November 01, 2005) | ||
| Firemanjim |
I meant were they large enough/have enough flow for your application.And how did you figure it out? | ||
| Vr1203 |
I have several research books and there is wealth of intercooler information on the web. Try Bell intercoolers. If you are at 1400+cc's I doubt these will be big enough. They were made with space and cosmetic considerations without considering absolute performance. Don't you run a intercooler now? I would have thought you have figured out your CFM's and flow requirements if you were shopping for an icooler. Tell me what your Cc's are and the series /size of your turbo and I can tell you what internal cross section area you need for the lowest boost pressure drop. However you need to consider the intercooler mounting site. Because there is the cooling air flow that needs to be addressed. From there you make compromises in internal air flow,external air cooling exploitation and placement of tanks/ inlets and outlets. Have one built and it will cost $500 and more. That is why for me water is better. Aquamist, 5000PSI jetting, into the inlet track and no intercooler flappin' in the wind. | ||
| Vr1203 |
Sold ...5"X6" intercooler |
