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Exclamation 2003-2004 SVT Mustang Cobra Intercooler Upgrade

2003-2004 Mustang SVT Cobra Undercharger Intercooler Upgrade/Replacement.

These Units are $400 Less then the Factory FORD Motor Company Part! So why not upgrade while your replacing your leaking unit and SAVE BIG!!!!

The Intercoolers are Hand Crafted right here in the good old USA. They are all build to exceed ISO9001 Manufacturing standards and will out last and out perform any stock unit when combined with the correct supporting components!

When combined with the recommended components you can expect Much lower IAT's meaning less fuel and MORE POWER!! Due to the lower manufacturing standards of our competitions H/E's we cannot guarantee they will perform to the same levels as our "Super Cool" Package. With the "Super Cool" Package you can expect 90% efficiency or higher, depending on outside conditions and your engines HP, A/F & Current IAT's. Results will be much less when combined with lower quality H/E's and Stock Gaskets.

The Biggest Problem that faces every Modified Cobra is Heat Soaking. The average IAT's that we have seen even with an upgraded H/E, while still using the Stock Gaskets and Intercooler was around 90-100deg (F).

The reason that you cant get you IAT's down is because your Undercharger Intercooler is already Passed 90-100deg by the time you car is warmed up. Your coolant is at 170-210deg before you can even start your run to obtain your IAT Data. With that being said also keep in mind that your intake, Which the Intercooler is mounted to, is doing nothing more than sucking up as much heat as it can from its direct contact with your heads, which contains the 200deg coolant. When you factor that in with the fact that you Intercooler is attached to it and the fact that your Blower is Shooting Hot Air through the core, you can see why nobody seems to be able to get those IAT temperatures down to Ambient levels.

With the use of all of our recommended components you will finally be able to accomplish the "Impossible".

Everyone here at Velocity is focused on the most important factor when dealing with boost......EFFICIENCY!!!!!

Please let us know if you have any questions regarding the Intercoolers or any of our other products!

Check out out H/E & Heat Shield Gasket Threads for more detailed information on what is included in our "Super Cool" Cobra Performance Package.

Get you "Super Cool" Package Today!!! Special AFM Member Only Pricing!!!













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