Subject	and truthfully, they are different enough that
Posted by	nixit(da][as) on April 21, 2002 at 9:10 PM
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In Reply To	Why do IC's cost $1000? Aren't they just small radiators? posted by robbase9 on April 21, 2002 at 08:59 PM
Message	they have to be made for the application. this includes the large inlet and outlet pipes. also, they are aluminum which adds a bunch of expense. And the cores are design for air flow instead of fluid flow. my single aluminum coolant radiator was $700 (for one) for my Jeep conversion...
Follow Ups	Why do IC's cost $1000? Aren't they just small radiators? - robbase9 20:59:27 04/21/02 A: Aquamist. way more benefits, way cheaper. (n/m) - nixit(da][as) 21:00:55 04/21/02 How effective is it with the higher HP(>500) cars? (n/m) - robbase9 21:09:49 04/21/02 we aren't sure yet... - nixit(da][as) 21:10:59 04/21/02 hehe....soon...hopefully...maybe...some day :) (n/m) - wesman [92TT-less ] 21:49:22 04/21/02 HEY! my car is assembled! (n/m) - Bernie 08:44:58 04/22/02 I went to the dyno last wednesday...but... - nixit(da][as) 21:18:43 04/21/02 Did you move the injectors closer to the IC's? Or are - RegalZ 23:00:14 04/21/02 and truthfully, they are different enough that - nixit(da][as) 21:10:09 04/21/02 thanks for the info. (n/m) - robbase9 21:23:07 04/21/02 Here is a link for lowest prices - Zachs300ZX 23:48:30 04/21/02 There is not piping and it costs $$ for piping to a FMIC (n/m) - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 09:06:25 04/22/02
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