Wagner Intercooler

MSUGeoman

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The IATs have been great, I'm not overly concerned but estimated oil temps were over 250F in 75F, but no limp mode, so just send it
Yep, I've seen oil temps at or near that same level on hard uphill mountain runs but never had any limp mode either. Backed off the first time out of caution, but have run several times more since and they don't exceed 250 so I've kept in it since. If anything, just means changing the oil more frequently to allow for operating at the higher end of the rated range for modern synthetic oils. Cheap insurance anyways to change at 3-5K so I've always done that anyway, especially with my turbo cars.
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Mine is doing great so far. I did have to put something between the space that is under the air channel to prevent vibration noise. I installed a PRL motor mount and sometimes I'd hear that piece that channels air into the intercooler vibrating.

I didn't have time to do a better fix, so I took some rubber pieces I had and put them under that channel piece wagner comes with. It sits under that against the bottom part of the bumper (inside where you can't visibly see).
hard to explain lol, but it's working to stop the vibration.

But in case anyone hears something vibrating, may be that.
 
 







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