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Well it appears there two styles of aftercoolers that bolted to the heads of a small cam engine. I’m adding an aftercooler, pulse manifold, turbo and crossover pipe, to this soon to be 160 CPL engine. I’ve got access to either style of aftercooler. Here’s a pic of each style. Which should I go with? From my experience the, “tin top“ style cooler was on nearly all Big Cams until series 4, low flows.
What style of aftercooler for small cam Cummins
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by mile marker 27, Aug 1, 2022.
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@Dino soar your phones ringing.
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The tin one is the better choice. Much easier to service if you do need to take it apart & reseal it. Which may not be a bad idea anyways.
The tin cross over pipe to the turbo can split open underneath so for that the aluminium one is the one to have.Dino soar, spsauerland, Rideandrepair and 1 other person Thank this. -
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If you can find one off an NTC-475 go with that!
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Could you do air-to-air? @Ruthless did ata using a manifold off a N14.
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The n 14 intake could be done but you lose that aspect of the after cooler. If the engine is highly modified it may help to keep egts down but most of the reports that I've read are that the after cooler works just about as well and the benefits of it outweigh using the air to air.Coffey, spsauerland and OLDSKOOLERnWV Thank this. -
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