HE which one
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E-ZGO 53hp., 1999 E 430 sport, 2004 E 55, 2008 Tahoe LTZ on 24"s
Eddie,
Do you have pics to post up?
I know what the Code 3 looks like, but not the LET
I think this is a bigger is better.......
Do you have pics to post up?
I know what the Code 3 looks like, but not the LET
I think this is a bigger is better.......
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e55 w/LET TUNE Drinks: vodka STRAIGHT Wheels: 19" HRE 547r Mods:FF headers ASP Pulley
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e55 w/LET TUNE Drinks: vodka STRAIGHT Wheels: 19" HRE 547r Mods:FF headers ASP Pulley
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hahaha... you just corrected your self...alot of discussion about this already... im going with LET just because i can buy BOTH the HE and pump for the price of a HE from code3
her's the link
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...165&highlight=
her's the link
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...165&highlight=
Last edited by mason531; 04-28-2008 at 08:19 PM.
#13
at this point it does not matter what you buy.
Is like debating Renntech vs Evosport or VRP.. they all the same products and depending on your budget.
As far as sizes.. anything above 60oz will do the job. The pump is optional but not necessary., but I would do it all at once.
Is like debating Renntech vs Evosport or VRP.. they all the same products and depending on your budget.
As far as sizes.. anything above 60oz will do the job. The pump is optional but not necessary., but I would do it all at once.
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e55 w/LET TUNE Drinks: vodka STRAIGHT Wheels: 19" HRE 547r Mods:FF headers ASP Pulley
went with the let
took me 3 hours to install (had to get a drill (HE) didnt come with holes drilled ERRRR) now that i know what im doing 1.5 hours installed max
also did the pump. found out mine was completely dead
took me 3 hours to install (had to get a drill (HE) didnt come with holes drilled ERRRR) now that i know what im doing 1.5 hours installed max
also did the pump. found out mine was completely dead
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found out mine was completely dead
Great job on the install.
Hey, how hard to get the bumper off in your opinion?
I have to fix my install. Hoses stick too far forward and my mesh grill is poking out too much.
Just curious.
#16
there is this little detail also that they are different designs, let alone the size arguments (bar & plate/ tube & fin?)
As far as i am concerned its Data gathered from doing multiple runs (high speed, wot) that you want to be looking at. Consistency & how fast it cools things down.
Build quality is also a must because well...you do not want it leaking all over the place.
I wanah see more Data rather then pics of it in the grill looking pretty
As far as i am concerned its Data gathered from doing multiple runs (high speed, wot) that you want to be looking at. Consistency & how fast it cools things down.
Build quality is also a must because well...you do not want it leaking all over the place.
I wanah see more Data rather then pics of it in the grill looking pretty
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e55 w/LET TUNE Drinks: vodka STRAIGHT Wheels: 19" HRE 547r Mods:FF headers ASP Pulley
but wow it feels like a new car. i can dog the shi* out of it and it jeeps going!!
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They are the same size for an '03.
The Code 3 is a bar and plate design while the LET is tube and fin. Among other things, the Code 3 has far more fluid capacity.
Bar and plate v. tube and fin has been hotly debated debated in the past on this board so I am not interested in starting that again.
I went with the Code 3 and ordered my pump from LET but cost was not the decision maker, just the best performing core.
The Code 3 is a bar and plate design while the LET is tube and fin. Among other things, the Code 3 has far more fluid capacity.
Bar and plate v. tube and fin has been hotly debated debated in the past on this board so I am not interested in starting that again.
I went with the Code 3 and ordered my pump from LET but cost was not the decision maker, just the best performing core.
#20
They are the same size for an '03.
The Code 3 is a bar and plate design while the LET is tube and fin. Among other things, the Code 3 has far more fluid capacity.
Bar and plate v. tube and fin has been hotly debated debated in the past on this board so I am not interested in starting that again.
I went with the Code 3 and ordered my pump from LET but cost was not the decision maker, just the best performing core.
The Code 3 is a bar and plate design while the LET is tube and fin. Among other things, the Code 3 has far more fluid capacity.
Bar and plate v. tube and fin has been hotly debated debated in the past on this board so I am not interested in starting that again.
I went with the Code 3 and ordered my pump from LET but cost was not the decision maker, just the best performing core.
#21
If you truly feel that B&P is better than T&F, you might want to shoot a note over to Corky Bell, author of Superchaged! and Maximum Boost, the Forced Induction Bibles.
The real-world shootout of the HEs also showed the T&F core offering better cooling.
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Not sure which is better - but I know there is a substantial difference when you are pasing air through the unit vs passing fluid through it... i.e. I/C vs heat exchanger.
Dont see many OEM heat exchangers that are bar and plate?
Either way you are better off than the stock unit.
Dont see many OEM heat exchangers that are bar and plate?
Either way you are better off than the stock unit.