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425 rwkw with a china core here, 600x300x76

also have air temp sensor straight out of the turbo outlet as well as OEM one in rb26 manifold. can compare the two, have seen a peak of 150deg C out the turbo with 40deg going into the engine at the same time. the core works

I have been looking at the cooling pro 100mm but again not much information on it.

100mm China core 546rwkw.

Id love to chuck a big $$ core in and see if there is a major difference.

Shit that's massive, looks like they aren't that bad afterall. Which one do you have exactly. Only ones I could find were the cooling pro and the uas cooler.

Lol both will be done eventually but one thing at a time.

Yeh Racepace do like using stock cams and make good power. Had a chat to them yesterday, cams will definitely help with top end power tho.

Lol both will be done eventually but one thing at a time.

Yeh Racepace do like using stock cams and make good power. Had a chat to them yesterday, cams will definitely help with top end power tho.

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