Fits all Supercharged powered Mini R53 cooper S
Tested! Standard, well known competitor & AIRTEC Intercoolers fight it out on rolling road test day and the results were amazing!
Bolt on BHP, by lowering the charge Air temperatures, a remapped car has increased power by ecu changes that raise boost pressure and other parameters, this increase in boost pressure raise intake temps and power loss soon follows, by fitting an up-rated intercooler you lower these intake temps, in turn increasing bhp and making your engine safer
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AIRTEC Test results – Tim’s 233.3 bhp (Airtec cooled) Tuned Mini R53 @ Amd rolling road 10th May 2013 – Note, Results below were with bonnet closed on every run.
Fits all Supercharged powered Mini R53 cooper S
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