AFCO Dual Pass Heat Exchanger w/Dual 10" Spal Fans

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Lethal Performance is proud to announce the new AFCO Pro-Series Dual Pass Heat Exchanger with DUAL 10" Spal Fans.

http://www.lethalperformance.com/20...-dual-pass-heat-exchangerdual-10-fans-p-30474

As many know we were the ones to introduce the AFCO dual pass heat exchanger to the GT500 market. AFCO approached us several weeks ago letting us know that they've finally put together an upgraded unit with dual fans. They obviously know how important it is to keep up with the demand that our customers look for. As we've seen the dual fan heat exchanger has become a very popular unit. Continuous air across the fins of the heat exchanger help in lowering inlet air temps. This will also prevent you from losing power due to heat soak. The addition of (2) 10" Spal fans along with a larger core means business. This will be the largest heat exchanger for the 07-10 GT500 to this date.

If anyone has seen an AFCO product you know it's of the highest quality. The cores, welds and design are used in many high performance applications for both street and track use.

Lethal Performance has locked up the entire first batch and we're giving all of our customers a first shot at purchasing them. We expect to have them available by the end of this month. If you're on our mailing list you'll receive an email about the new AFCO heat exchanger tomorrow. If not you can find more info about this piece on our website or by giving us a call.

The best thing about the AFCO unit it that it's competitively priced at $669.95


When dealing with Roots or Twin Screw Superchargers there's always the issue of intake temps. When running the car hard and spinning the blower fast you create heat. Heat equals a loss in power as well as the possibility of damage to the engine. One way to help reduce these intake temps and the risk of damage is to add more fluid into the intercooler system which in turn helps lower intake temps by disiapating heat.

Whether it be on the street or at the track the warmer the car runs the more timing gets pulled. In addition to that an excessive amount of heat known as heat soak starts to take place. This keeps the car down on power and running less efficient. This again can be helped by adding more fluid into the cooling system. The temperature of the intercooler fluid will lower and cool down faster in between runs.

Here is a rundown of AFCO Pro-Series heat exchanger vs. Stock:

Core Size
AFCO core is 10" tall x 22.44" wide x 2" thick.
Stock is 6" tall x 23" wide x 1.25" thick.

Height:
Stock 6"
AFCO 10"

Width: Stock 23"
AFCO 22.5"

Thickness: Stock 1.25"
AFCO 2.0"

Front Face Area
Stock 138 sq. in.
AFCO 202 sq. in. (50% increase)

Overall Surface Area:
Stock 690 sq. in.
AFCO 1616 sq. in. (135% increase)

Fan Type:
Dual 10" Spal Fans

Here's some of the features of the AFCO Pro-Series Heat Exchanger for the Shelby GT500 and S197 Mustang GT:

* Fits 2007-2010 Shelby GT500 and 05-10 Mustang GT's
* High efficient double pass design vs. OEM single pass
* DUAL 10" Spal Fans
* Increased HP do to a dramatic intake temperature drop compared to stock
* Quicker cool down times in between runs at the track
* Helps prevent heat soak and detonation due to increased intake temps
* Simple do-it-yourself bolt on installation
* Furnace brazed core (no epoxies) with beautifully tig welded tank construction


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how does it mount, and where exactly?
 

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how does it mount, and where exactly?

It mounts right behind the bumper support using the stock bumper support bolts and the welded brackets which come on the unit. Here's a photo to give you better idea.

See the 4 bolt holes that go through the bumper support. The brackets of the heat exchanger mount to those bolts on the other side of the bumper support.
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NEW AFCO UNIT WITH FANS
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NEW AFCO WIH FANS COMPARED TO THE ORIGINAL AFCO WITHOUT FANS
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How does this compare to the CR Racing unit? If you guys think it is a lot better, count me in for an order
 

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Any info? I need to buy a new heat exchanger and its either this one, the CR Racing/Shelby one with the dual fans, or the Afco unit without the fans.
 

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Any info? I need to buy a new heat exchanger and its either this one, the CR Racing/Shelby one with the dual fans, or the Afco unit without the fans.


I spoke to AFCO and to they believe it's going to mount up to a GT without any issues. However, that doesn't meant it's 100% until we get confirmation from someone that's done it. You'll also need to re-route some hosing like you do when installing a standard AFCO unit on a GT but it's not difficult.

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there is still not any real comparison between the AFCO an the CR HE. still waiting for them
 

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Has there been any real world testing on these yet??

We've sold a bunch of them but I haven't received any feedback from any of my customers yet. I guess no news is good news sometimes as if there was an issue with fitment or performance no one is shy about letting us know.

Any type of introductory offer?

PM sent.

there is still not any real comparison between the AFCO an the CR HE. still waiting for them

Not sure what is going to be found from a comparison. They're both very similar in size and made by reputable companies. I would think they perform very close to one another. Even if one has lets say 2-5 deg difference with IAT2's (which is nothing) the test environment would still be in question. Same car, same track, same day still has too many variables such as what time of day each was tested at and did the air temps outside change from when one was tested to the other? Catch what I'm saying.

None the less I believe you can't go wrong with either of them. Large core with fans is better than smaller core with no fans.


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