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Mishimoto MMINT-A2W-DP-2 Air-to-Water Intercooler, Dual-Pass Coolant, 1000HP-Same Side Inlet/Outlet

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Mishimoto MMINT-A2W-DP-2 Air-to-Water Intercooler, Dual-Pass Coolant, 1000HP-Same Side Inlet/OutletKeeping air intake temperatures low is the key to decreasing the impact of heat soak, reducing detonation, and producing consistent power output. As a result, Intercooler systems have evolved substantially over the last decade, bringing liquid to air intercoolers into popularity. To help bring the compact efficiency of air to water intercooling to your project, Mishimoto has developed a full lineup of high performance air to water intercoolers. Our

Keeping air intake temperatures low is the key to decreasing the impact of heat soak, reducing detonation, and producing consistent power output. As a result, Intercooler systems have evolved substantially over the last decade, bringing liquid-to-air intercoolers into popularity. To help bring the compact efficiency of air-to-water intercooling to your project, Mishimoto has developed a full lineup of high-performance air-to-water intercoolers. Our air-to-water intercoolers are available in single or dual-pass coolant flow configurations, each with multiple bar-and-plate core sizes and your choice of same-side or opposite-site outlets. These intercoolers support builds producing up to 1500 horsepower. When it comes to our intercoolers construction, robust is an understatement. Each intercooler features 5mm-thick cast-aluminum end tanks that are custom engineered for superb airflow, reducing overall pressure drop through the cooler. These tanks are professionally TIG-welded to our core, resulting in a pressure tolerance of up to 100 psi of boost. In addition, our intercooler design features unique CNC-machined ribbed inlet and outlet coupler connections, ensuring maximum grip between couplers and intercooler piping. Mounting and plumbing your air-to-water system can seem like a daunting task, but Mishimoto has made both tasks easy by incorporating -16ORB coolant ports into the core and providing a sturdy 1/8" thick steel universal mounting bracket. Adapting to your specific coolant line choice is easy with the Mishimoto -16ORB Aluminum Fitting selection . Mishimoto air-to-water intercoolers are finished with a sleek, durable, micro wrinkle black powder coat. As with all our products, these Mishimoto intercoolers include our signature Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.
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