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Oct 4, 2009 | 05:31 AM

#31

QShip

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This will work well with my truck. The Stillen s/c kit runs very hot.

Oct 4, 2009 | 03:11 PM

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BigCountryx

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Originally Posted by vanillagorilla

+1 I've been running this setup for awhile and it kicks ***. At the end of a run with meth my IAT's were still below ambient. I didn't see the need to tap into the AC system and carry all the extra weight and cost of a killer chiller. The only downside is you lose your heater, but in the winter (about 2 months here) I just switch to a front mounted heat exchanger. IAT's are still low, and I can have heat in the cab. I might install some tee's and ball valves or something.

hmmm, solenoid valves could be switched from in the cab, might work

Oct 5, 2009 | 07:17 AM

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moregrip

what a rush!

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schweet!

May 13, 2010 | 04:27 PM

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SimpleManLance

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looks like a sweet setup. i was going to try and make my own killer chiller with a bar and plate heat exchanger, but havent got the courage to tackle it. why did you decide to go this route rather then tricks setup?

May 14, 2010 | 07:06 AM

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From: Keller, TX

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Originally Posted by SimpleManLance

Not really sure, I saw that this guy had these systems on the Ford Lightings and the Supercharged Mustangs and with great results so I contacted him and he gave me a discount to be the R&D truck for GM's so he could make Plug N Play kits and I have had this KillerChiller kit on since September last year and now we are seeing some 90+ deg days here in Texas and this Kit has been just awsome the Trucks IAT runs on average 40 deg cooler than before the Kit, and the Heat exchanger coolant runs at 40 to 45 degs F all the time this truck runs like its a cold winter day all the time its just awsome.

I will post up a Video and some Dyno runs soon , just waiting on a 100 deg day so I can get some extreams as to the capabilities of this kit.