Mishimoto J line intercooler.

22161 Views 64 Replies 19 Participants Last post by joker96, Aug 3, 2015

Biff

Discussion Starter · Jun 6, 2014

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It's big. The core measures 22'x7.2'x3.75'. This is the absolute biggest intercooler that will fit in that space.
I know what you are thinking. More turbo lag, right. Not at all. You'll think I'm lying but I swear it spools quicker.

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Izzy

· #49 · Mar 12, 2015

Have the parts came in...anxiously waiting...Texas temps are going up :headbang:

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Izzy

· #53 · Mar 16, 2015

Thxs for helping us all out with this...I truly appreciate your efforts.

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Izzy

· #56 · Mar 17, 2015

My J-Line is shipping out today...now to get together the "other" parts list.

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Izzy

· #57 · Mar 20, 2015

Any updates? Where can I get the longer length couplers? Looked around online and they all seem short.

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Izzy

· #60 · Mar 21, 2015

Thanks...just got mine about 30 min. ago. Install will be next weekend.

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Izzy

· #62 · Aug 3, 2015

The J-line is askew. Meaning the inlet & outlet are not centered. If you flip the IC they will be closer into the car and clear most of the small plastic around the hoses. However, I also used 4" HPS cuplers and not the OEM as the don't reach quite right along with Cobb IC pipes. I cut the 2" off the top to expose more of the IC; quite worth it IMO as the car looks even more aggressive.

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Izzy

· #64 · Aug 3, 2015

Yes...you'll still need to make a few small cuts for clearance. However, you'll have about 40% of the surface area hidden.

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