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They have a $100 off discount right now, Having raised boost, I am thinking about this.
I called and was told;
-the standard kit would be sufficient
-all kits come with the fitting upgrade now
- I would need to add an additional 1 gallon tank for capacity, theirs is $200 extra
-I would need to check my tune to make sure the IC pump is on 100%

What are your thoughts ?
 

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Depends on how you define worth it. Technically, you would really have no need for cooler IATs for daily driving. However, if you do play around here and there, then I suppose its worth it but its not a cheap mod unless you're installing it yourself. My car is a daily driver and primarily street driven, I have the FI Interchiller installed.
 

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I will install it myself. Looking for heat soak reduction in traffic as well......
 

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A chiller makes a huge difference in IC and IAT temps, no question about it.
 
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I think I will do it. Should I get the $750 standard kit and add the drag option? Or is the drag kit for $1100 better or cools faster?
Do you have the tank for extra capacity?
 

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I think I will do it. Should I get the $750 standard kit and add the drag option? Or is the drag kit for $1100 better or cools faster?
Do you have the tank for extra capacity?
Yes I have a tank in the front bumper. You gain about 15-20 degrees cooler wirh the drag kit as it shuts off the AC in the cabin and uses all the cooling for the supercharger
 

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Does anyone know where I can get that tank that bolts into the bumper reinforcement after you cut it?
 

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I used both. 134 is way easier to get and can be done at home with a vac pump and gauges. I seen no benefits to one or the other
Yea just wanted to clarify since your temps are really good for a KC kit and we all know r134a cools better than 1234yf which is what I'm running. I see the same temps you're getting with 1234yf with the FI Interchiller stage 1 kit, and not everyone wants to convert to r134a. Just wanted to clarify for the OP so he doesn't expect the same results if he stays with 1234yf.
 

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They have a $100 off discount right now, Having raised boost, I am thinking about this.
I called and was told;
-the standard kit would be sufficient
-all kits come with the fitting upgrade now
- I would need to add an additional 1 gallon tank for capacity, theirs is $200 extra
-I would need to check my tune to make sure the IC pump is on 100%

What are your thoughts ?
One of the best mods I’ve ever done
 

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Do you know what they charge for it?
 
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