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CSF High Performance Cross-Flow Core - 22in L x 12in H x 4.5in W
$459.00
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$459.00
$459.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- CSF
- SKU
- CSF8173
- Manufacturer part number
- 8173
- Category
- Forced Induction › Intercoolers
- Shipping weight
- 28.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
- CARB status
- Not CARB compliant — off-road or race use only
CSF Bar & Plate Intercooler Cores are used by some of the most renowned tuning and performance companies in the industry. This 22" x 12" x 4.5" Horizontal Flow Core is rated for 1000 WHP and the perfect fit for your custom high-performance intercooler. Each CSF Intercooler core is pressure tested at 120psi for maximum reliability in extreme boost applications. Hand-Built using jigs & fixtures for a perfectly straight core in a clean room using gloves inside the CSF factory to ensure proper brazing and a clean surface for future welding. Featuring a multi-louvered high precision staggered fin design (for both ambient and pressure sides of the core) for the best heat transfer possible.
- Manufactured by Hand in a Clean Room Using Gloves Inside the CSF Cooling Factory to Ensure Proper Brazing and a Clean Surface for Future Welding
- Multi-Louvered High Precision Staggered Fin Design (for Both Ambient and Pressure Sides of the Core)
- Individually Boxed and Protected for Secure Transport Through Single Piece Mail Services
- Batch Brazed in CSF's State-of-the-Art Digital Vacuum Brazing Oven (12 Ovens in Total)
- Strict Quality Control and Quality Testing, Including Individual Pressure Testing
- Hand-Built Using Jigs & Fixtures for a Perfectly Straight Core for Easy Welding
- Pressure Tested at 120psi for Maximum Reliability in Extreme Boost Applications
- Dimensions: 22"x12"x4.5" (560mm x 300mm x 115mm)
- Heavy-Duty Bar & Plate Intercooler Cores
- HP Rating: 1000
- Cross-flow
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