Got the larger heat exchanger installed last night! ~ Pics ~ News
09-07-2007, 03:10 PM
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09-14-2007, 07:39 AM
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UPDATE:
I am simply waiting for my CA licenses to begin officially selling my new products. The units will be sold by my new company, Code3 Performance, and available for purchase at www.code3performance.com (coming soon). The price will be $400 + tax and shipping. I will also be an MBworld sponsor so that I can officially advertise my products. I thank everyone for your patience. I promise, it will be worth it
I am simply waiting for my CA licenses to begin officially selling my new products. The units will be sold by my new company, Code3 Performance, and available for purchase at www.code3performance.com (coming soon). The price will be $400 + tax and shipping. I will also be an MBworld sponsor so that I can officially advertise my products. I thank everyone for your patience. I promise, it will be worth it
Is it ready yet?
Have money in hand, as I have already bought my pullies
See yeah
09-14-2007, 10:53 AM
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Code3smith (brandon) is also working on something for the E55.
for what is worth.. the E55's IC core has the same dimension as the C32 but the E55's is thicker and obviously has more capacity.
The Code3smith IC core is very nice and well priced... I would not blink on doing this mod for a pulley C32 or E55.
Just adding a better IC pump has made my E55 perform a bit more consistent. adding a bigger core will just make ITA issues almost non existent.
for what is worth.. the E55's IC core has the same dimension as the C32 but the E55's is thicker and obviously has more capacity.
The Code3smith IC core is very nice and well priced... I would not blink on doing this mod for a pulley C32 or E55.
Just adding a better IC pump has made my E55 perform a bit more consistent. adding a bigger core will just make ITA issues almost non existent.
09-14-2007, 12:47 PM
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Brandon was just down at my place yesterday getting measurements off my car for the upgrade. The SRT-6 heat exchanger is 4" shorter than the C32!!! I'm going to assume that the SLK32 heat exchanger is the same size as mine. Very nice guy with a professional attitude! Thanks again for taking the trek down here Brandon!
09-17-2007, 12:04 AM
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I'd like in on this too. The new HE looks awesome. It's about time to replace my IC pump too. Is the Lightning pump just fine? Or should I go w/ the Johnson? How much work is it to get the Johnson to fit up?
10-04-2007, 08:32 PM
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Its here! Just as I promised it as well The unit is awesome. It holds .625 gallons, versus the stock .1797 gallons. In fact, AWDMAN received his yesterday, so perhaps he can comment. JGSX has one in the mail right now. I have one on my car. We pre fabbed all the end tanks and brackets, so once an order comes in, we simply weld everything to the core, and its ready to go. I have everything ready lol. I will be an official MBworld sponsor very shortly. I am going out of town for a wedding this weekend, or I would put up everything. Let me see how stuff goes tonight. Perhaps I can get everything rolling...Here are some pictures of the new unit on my car, plus one boxed. Looks nice Contact me if you want one.
By the way, sounds silly, but I am working on a clear replacement for that black bracket right in the middle of the lower grill...
Contact me if you want one.By the way, sounds silly, but I am working on a clear replacement for that black bracket right in the middle of the lower grill...
10-28-2007, 07:59 PM
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here's my missing tooth!
Brandon, thanks again. Everything went smoothly. I got the car back from the paint shop last wed. unfortunately i skipped out running the last planned trackday for the year so i don't have any track feedback. i did floor it she pulled harder that ever before- did an unsual "shimmy" from side to side as i accelerated.
i have to wait until next yr before i will have answers but so far i'm 100% satified with product and your support. Thanks again.
Brandon, thanks again. Everything went smoothly. I got the car back from the paint shop last wed. unfortunately i skipped out running the last planned trackday for the year so i don't have any track feedback. i did floor it she pulled harder that ever before- did an unsual "shimmy" from side to side as i accelerated.
i have to wait until next yr before i will have answers but so far i'm 100% satified with product and your support. Thanks again.
10-28-2007, 08:52 PM
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Awesome Cecil!
By the way, I have a solution for the missing tooth.
I know you guys have all been patiently waiting, but the time has come. I am finally finishing up the website tonight! Tomorrow I will send in my information to become an MBWorld sponsor, and we can finally get the ball rolling.
By the way, I have a solution for the missing tooth.
I know you guys have all been patiently waiting, but the time has come. I am finally finishing up the website tonight! Tomorrow I will send in my information to become an MBWorld sponsor, and we can finally get the ball rolling.
10-29-2007, 01:45 PM
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My car also got the Code3 treatment...
the IC HE mod is very simple and straight to the point.
Don't spend $$ on wires and plugs, resonator delete, ECU or some filter.. go for the IC HE and pulley first.. best bang for the buck.
the IC HE mod is very simple and straight to the point.
Don't spend $$ on wires and plugs, resonator delete, ECU or some filter.. go for the IC HE and pulley first.. best bang for the buck.
10-29-2007, 06:33 PM
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I am working on instructions that will be included with the unit.
You can see an example of instructions that I have written in the grill thread that was just posted here:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c32-amg-c55-amg-w203/214238-removing-c32-grill.html
The install is very straightforward.
You can see an example of instructions that I have written in the grill thread that was just posted here:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c32-amg-c55-amg-w203/214238-removing-c32-grill.html
The install is very straightforward.
10-30-2007, 04:15 PM
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Today. I am just finishing up the shopping cart. Most of the site is complete, and I will tie up the loose ends soon. You will be able to order the heat exchanger, one of my other new products, and preview some others.
11-06-2007, 03:46 AM
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PM Sent. Sponsorship paperwork is in, so I will be in the advertisers index shortly. I don't want to post the website yet as to not break any rules.
