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03-04-2008 03:55 PM #1
TESTING one of our LHT intercoolers !!!
This is a intercooler and piping for a Subaru Lagacy with fog lights. there's lots of bends to clear everything and fit the car perfect. Just to make sure it's 100% we did a leak test, we filled the system with water and made a quicky connector to join the trubo side to the intake side to seal it. We then pressurized it to 40psi to make sure there were no leaks.
It passed the test, but we figured while it was hooked up we would crank up the air pressure a little .
All the piping is tig welded and bead rolled to prevent blow off.
You get the very best when you choose LHT to build your intercooler piping.
Below are the pictures, I'm the one(John) holding onto the piping and Paul taking the pictures for a safe distance incase it turns into Waterfest in the shop.


You can be sure an LHT intercooler pipe will not blow off.Last edited by MrLHT; 03-04-2008 at 03:59 PM.
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03-04-2008 04:12 PM #2
good thing nothing happened, that is REALLY dangerous like you said
but its good to know you guys actually test like this instead of so many other guys who just make stuff and hope it works
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03-04-2008 07:23 PM #3Banned
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holy shit
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03-04-2008 10:46 PM #4
Thanks John and Paul, you have a great reputation and your work is flawless! I will be posting on the LegacyGT forum and I am sure my GT30R turbo will love this new set up! btw the avatar is my oldest son... he just won the World Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Championship title which is the largest BJJ tourney in the World.
If you want to remove the fog lights to use as air induction you can...I never have them on.. it may work for the passenger side to allow more air flow. your call.
Thanks for trying to fix my air-to-water set up.. if I was going to the track more and had a larger budget it may have been a good route to have you completely rebuild but for daily driving your FMIC set up will be much more efficient. Thanks again!
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03-04-2008 11:19 PM #5
John what is the core dimensions of the FMIC? also people are asking on the LegacyGT forum for price.. can i give them a range or just have them call you?
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03-05-2008 07:58 AM #6
Well, We spent some extra time to make the piping fit around your fog lights, so we will not have to remove them. "Make the piping fit the car, not car fit the piping"
I will be in conact with you very soon , Just waiting for the carbon fibre.www.lhtperformance.net.
727 344 1800
*Turbocharging* Engine building* Tuning *Intercooler piping*exhausts* headers* clutches ,fabrication and much more
13 years in the same location.
** HONDATA Authorized Dealer+ Tuner **
01 Type R-647whp street car w' AC - Cover of turbo magazine Feb 2008
01 K20a INSIGHT - Cover of Honda Tuning magazine June 2008
2011 KR-Z K20 powered CR-Z -Cover of Honda Tuning magazine April 2011
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03-05-2008 08:15 AM #7
thank you - its going to look sweet when all done! maybe my car will make it into some turbo magazine
Last edited by iamboon; 03-05-2008 at 08:27 AM.
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03-05-2008 04:28 PM #8
John, can i stop by the shop tomorrow afternoon to take a few pics of the set up.. some more request came in from the LGT forum.. let me know thanks
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03-06-2008 12:27 AM #9
nice work, I still need to get out there and check out the shop

SnowMan Tuned
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03-06-2008 08:33 AM #10
from what I have seen a very clean shop even with all the projects going on inside..
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03-06-2008 11:44 AM #11Registered User
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nice and small precision intercooler...their cores are quite nice...and to think diesel boys actually run their trucks with more boost than that gauge is reading
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03-06-2008 10:26 PM #12
I run the same exact size in my Type R, there fantastic intercoolers.
www.lhtperformance.net.
727 344 1800
*Turbocharging* Engine building* Tuning *Intercooler piping*exhausts* headers* clutches ,fabrication and much more
13 years in the same location.
** HONDATA Authorized Dealer+ Tuner **
01 Type R-647whp street car w' AC - Cover of turbo magazine Feb 2008
01 K20a INSIGHT - Cover of Honda Tuning magazine June 2008
2011 KR-Z K20 powered CR-Z -Cover of Honda Tuning magazine April 2011
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03-06-2008 10:40 PM #13
check out pics here
http://www.tamparacing.com/forums/su...ml#post5188255
LHT Performance does beautiful work. I was not expecting such high quality work and attention to detail. Even though Snowman, Im Slow and Scott Johnson recommended and all stated LHT Performance did great work I was not prepared to see my set up done so professionally. Thank you John and Paul!
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