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Will Replacing Intercooler Piping Require Retune?


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Hi guys, as the title says I am thinking about replacing the intercooler piping on an otherwise stock FG.

Is it likely that I could run into any problems such as over boost etc?

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No it won't cause any issues and the upgraded piping will be necessary if you mod it later on

Not much point if it will stay stock all its life though?

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Cheers Camo.

The plan is not stock for too long, just getting started on a few, hopefully, simple things I can do myself.

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May as well add to this as this thread answered one of the questions I am looking for.

 

My car is an FG MKII Turbo, only mods so far are middle muffler delete, Herrod air box and intake muffler delete.

 

My next plan was an F6 intercooler and hard pipe intercooler kit, maybe with throttle body elbow upgrade to. As the F6 cooler is a bit bigger (cheapest option with no plastic end tanks) will it need a tune? I do hope to tune it one day at the very basic level without having to change injectors and fuel pump and trying to do it one step at a time as I can afford to spend on the car.

 

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no, it won't require a re-tune.

Intercooler is one of those items that probably won't cause an issue, but it's worthwhile running it up on a dyno to ensure AFR's remain in a manageable level (for the stock tune).

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