Trashdawg5050

Is anyone out their running an after-cooler on their 24V.

Battering Ram

I can probably answer this one for ya. I don't think there is anyone out there running an aftercooler on a 24v. I do believe there is someone running one on a 12v but it is definantly not for perfromance. The cummins aftercooler for the 12v only flows 585cfm compared to our intercoolers that flow 900+. So a Cummins aftercooler is not really feasable on our trucks. You shure could go with an aftermarket air to water intercooler from Spearco or a company of that sorts.

Horace

BigBlue

I don't even want to know how much an intercooler for our trucks would cost from Spearco. How's the truck running Battering Ram? When you gonna replace that slipping clutch?

4x4

I've been told before, but don't remember, what is the difference in an after cooler? Thanks for the help.

4x4

Trashdawg5050

ya I guess using an after cooler off of a maire motor might act as a choke for air.

4x4 an after cooler uses water to cool the air. And an intercooler uses air to cool the turbocharged air

4x4

Thanks Trashdawg5050.

4x4

KATOOM

To what some believe we are all using an AFTERCOOLER. Aftercoolers and intercoolers are both heat exchangers but the real definition of the two is: "Intercooler" means it is placed between a multi stage system. (not something you see these days) Using two compressors. And I dont mean the twins you see these guys running. "Aftercooler" means placed after the compressor (turbo/blower).
Back in the '80's Volvo used the incorrect word intercooler on their engine with an aftercooler and since then the two words have kinda become the same.