Originally Posted by KLOOGY

At least it's not another intake or projector lights thread..........

Originally Posted by screamindman

DAVE2112, an intercooler is for a turbo-charged or supercharged car. The hot intake air from the turbo/sc is cooled by the intercooler. A pipe coming off the turbo/sc is connected to the intercooler, the intercooler has another pipe that then connects to the throttle body. Most aftermarket intercoolers mount just in front of the radiator, so cold air can blast on it to cool the air going into the motor. What happens is when you compress air (such as in a turbo/sc set-up), the air begins to heat up (also in a turbo, you are using hot exhaust gases to spin the turbo). The colder the intake charge, the more power that can be made. An intercooler acts the same way that your radiator works in the sense that it is used to cool down the air going into it, where as your radiator cools down the water passing through your engine. Figured I'd give you a no bullsh*t answer because everyone else was busting your b*lls. Welcome.

Originally Posted by SR20RACER

If the thread starter doesn't want to take the time to do a little research on his own why should members take the time/energy to give him a real answer?

Originally Posted by Puppetmaster

I can't believe this thing is still not locked yet...