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Old 04-30-2005, 10:26 AM   #1
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s14 S14 Turbo owners, Intercoolers and crashbars.

How many of you guys still have you crashbar in place after you installed your intercooler?
I could not get mine to fit for the world so now my new crash bar is my intercooler...
Any one else running this crazy setup?
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Old 04-30-2005, 11:14 AM   #2
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you mean bumper support (alot of people cut them to fit)??? wtf is a crash bar?
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crashbar is the same shit dude, its your main means of proctection when it comes to having a front end collision
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i cut mine, only have the ends left on the car, I think it was like 3 foot section or something gone.
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You can get a IC that is large enough to cool upto 450hp below the 'crash bar'. A big ass IC is for looks and you shouldn't care about the support then.
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Its weight reduction anyways

On a serious note - if your car is a street car you should weld a tube infront of your intercooler to protect if you pulled your factory bar
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