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I would like to know the internal specs of the Hybrid cores, because I have heard that they are different from the typical Monza cores, but yeah can't comment until I have compared.

Pat what boost do you make at that power level and what are your inlet temps by the end of the run?

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never checked the inlet temps mate so I can't help you there, but the boost hits 15psi spike, then goes back down to 13 to make 340rwkw

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Some good power for that boost.

From what I have seen out of the monza core the inlet temps are getting to 55degrees C at the end of a dyno run where typically a PW stage one wont push past 35deg. There is a big difference in there when you consider that the PCM is pulling heaps of timing due to the higher inlet temps of the Monza core.

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as long as it performs a little bit better than stock I'm happy. even if I can just reduce inlet temps by a bit then its done the job I was looking for.

and if I get a little more power (5-10rwkws) and if boost comes on smoother or sooner, and if it sounds a little better, then that's just a bonus to me.

im not chasin the type of power you guys are after, with a stock fuel pump and standard BA bottom end, I wouldnt be game enough.

for $550 with piping etc I think I got a good deal.

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I will put it in a easy term absoloute junk,I tuned a car yesterday with a Monza cooler charge temps were out the roof,every time I see 1 with a Monza cooler and I tune charge temps are out the roof,dont recommend them at all.

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:spoton:

They got the point they work to, but that point is usually a lot lower than what most people want out of the car.

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I'm in agreeance with BTA & Fatsex. The Monza/Wog and Hybrid coolers have their place - its just not really above 300rwkw. I have a wastegate actuator on the way, but will be upgrading to a rapid cooler to match my piping, maybe plenum later in the year.

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that's why I went with the hybrid one. because I'm definately not chasing past 300rwkws

at most im really only going to aim for 260-270rwkw by the end of all my mods, until I upgrade the bottom end and the T5 to a T56 I wont bother aiming for more.

I just want a smooth reliable ride, and I think the hybrid cooler will help do that with the custom piping more than the stock cooler, and like I said that's all im after.

thanks for all the info guys.

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never checked the inlet temps mate so I can't help you there, but the boost hits 15psi spike, then goes back down to 13 to make 340rwkw

I dont know how you guys are getting that much power from a standard plenum and those intercoolers. Let alone that other guy with the ute at 366rwkw. I have p/w plenum I/c 60lbs pump 3.5 ex etc, and have 340rwkw. Why ? I might as well have kept the std plenum and got a monza.

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I dont know how you guys are getting that much power from a standard plenum and those intercoolers. Let alone that other guy with the ute at 366rwkw. I have p/w plenum I/c 60lbs pump 3.5 ex etc (std turbo), and have 340rwkw. Why ? I might as well have kept the std plenum and got a monza.

Dont get me wrong, I love my p/w and other mods heaps and know they have big potential. Maybe fuel ?

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