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fg xr6 turbo, my tuner did a tune on standard intercooler but with after market steel pipe and air intake, it made 320 rkw , lot more than I expected, is it safe run on this kind of power level with stock cooler/ my tuner said it's perfect fine, but I still but worried might blow up something, also can the factory zf cope with this kind of power level?

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Can't see why not unless your going to track it with continuous wide open throttle. Squirts here and there shouldnt be a problem. I've got 315rwkw with my standard BF F6 intercooler and havent had a problem and it still ran 11.7 on the strip. Factory ZF will handle it easy.

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As long as AFR,s are fine then there is no real issue. It will suffer heatsoak quicker thou.

In the day I ran 300rwkw on a Stock BA XR6 turbo intercooler many times over. It also ran consistant 12.1 sec passes @ 116mph at willowbank with it to. When I did change to a bigger cooler it made 315rwkw on lower 1psi boost and ET a 11.8 sec pass @ 119mph

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Intercooler isn't a power mod

More for safety and consistency

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intercooler gives power gains and AFR is not the concern with IAT's

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My experience at 285rwkw with stock cooler was ok on the street, but at the track I got bad heatsoke.

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  • Member For: 14y 3m 25d
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It's not the intercooler that is the concern, it's the way the tuner tunes the car to react to higher Inlet Air Temps to keep the timing at a safe point.

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