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| My fuel use actually got better when i went to a 15% pulley, IC, air box and plugs. Since tuning more it has gone downhill again and I struggle to get 220 miles from a tank if I drive all week on the A and B roads that I know well everyday.... but thats more my driving than the car I recon |
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| You know I think I can cope with a small reduction in fuel economy when i've come down from a BMW M5 where my combined MPG was around 17 .I've been looking at alternative intercoolers in the states & came across the X02 intercooler which can be had for $300 delivered. Now things like this always seem to good to be true but i've been reading around on other forums (Impreza, Skyline etc...) & the feedback seems to be all positive. What are your views? Any tried & tested? I'll do a search on here & see what I can find but for £150 delivered that's a hell of a saving over a £400 GRS intercooler ![]() Cheers MAFFA |
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| Got a link? There are going to probably be some differences in the way that they handle airflow. Most of the IC's that I have seen for the MINI have been around what Graham charges. If it is cheaper, then you are probably getting what you pay for and the MINI is pretty picky about heat. Most cars wouldn't notice too much of a difference but you can feel it with the MINI. |
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| never heard of it we sell whats tried and tested - the GRS i doubt will bettered on mini, the price reflects the work that has gone into it this is no mass produced unit they are all hand made to order buy Graham and not in some factory the fit finish and quality control are the best |
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| Here's the website: Xo2Racing Inc. - XO2 Racing, Inc. But they only seem to be selling the intercooler on ebay at the moment: TBH I don't mind experimenting with new products & i've never been one to follow the norm. My Impreza was full of parts that "the majority of people" didn't have on their car but it made it different & still kept up with the rest ![]() What do you think? Cheers MAFFA |
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| I've been eyeballing that X02 IC as well. To me though, it looks just like the stock IC w/ different end tanks. I'm not sure that it's any bigger or better or anything. Most of these more expensive coolers are much larger than the factory unit. Could be a wast of money. |
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| This guy is selling one as well but gives a bit more info: Can't be sure if it's b*llocks though? MAFFA |
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