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Intercooler plumbing 1
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SubmittermuppetMore Photos from muppet   Last Update2005/5/7 10:14    Tell a friendTell a friend
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Very simple to hook up to intercooler as both outlet were on the same side. Nice use of the scrap stainless steel.

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muppet
Posted: 2005/5/9 9:57  Updated: 2005/5/9 9:57
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Joined: 2003/8/24
From: Gore, NZ
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 Re: Intercooler plumbing 1
As far as I know its standard, was fitted when purchased the car.
I'm guessing being the last of this model '78 its bigger and better than the early model B210.
But I could be wrong.

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muppet
Posted: 2005/5/8 23:08  Updated: 2005/5/8 23:08
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Joined: 2003/8/24
From: Gore, NZ
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 Re: Intercooler plumbing 1
The turbo was on it when I got it. But have since found out thats its a turbo form a Mazda 12a rotary.
Looking for another one if any one knows where there is one.

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Coops
Posted: 2005/5/8 23:23  Updated: 2005/5/8 23:23
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Joined: 2004/8/14
From: Bris-Vegas
Posts: 726
 Re: Intercooler plumbing 1
Hey muppet, what kind of brake booster do you have there? Did it fit straight in?

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who_your_datty_1200
Posted: 2005/5/8 9:16  Updated: 2005/5/8 9:16
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 Re: Intercooler plumbing 1
What turbo have you used??