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BD's Cool-It Intercooler
BD's new Chevy LB7/LLY Duramax Intercooler
Compressed air is heated air-and when you combine an aggressive fuel curve with elevated boost levels, high inlet temperature can result. That's why BD developed the Cool-It intercooler. With up to 57% more cooling surface area and an up to 33% thicker core, the Cool-It increases cooling effectiveness to approximately 90%, compared to only 70% for the stock intercooler. That can mean a temperature reduction of up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit over the stock intercooler! At the same time, the up to 36% larger inlet and discharge tubes can handle up to 100 psi of boost and over 1500 cfm, while holding pressure drop to less than 1 psi.
And with BD's new Chevy LB7/LLY Duramax unit having over 780 sq in of frontal cooling area and almost 2000 cu in. of cooling volume, that's an increase of 12% more area and 79% more volume over stock - 4% more area and 37% more volume over some competitors.
A direct, bolt-in replacement for the stock unit, the Cool-It is the best-looking, best performing intercooler on the market. Hoses and spring loaded T-bar clamps included in some kits. New manufacturing design makes all end tanks with exclusive cast-in one-piece internal support columns that increase tank stiffness and strength.
- BD Intercooler w/ high efficiency w/low pressure drop extruded tube= 2.56 x 38 x 20.54
- Frontal surface Area = 780.52 sq in
- Cooling Volume = 1998.1 cu in.
- Efficiency: >90%
- Pressure Drop < 1 psi
- Banks Tube and fin = 1.94 x 20 x 37.5
- Frontal Area = 750 sq in.
- Cooling Volume = 1455 cu in
- Stock = 37.6 x 18.6 x 1.6
- Frontal Area = 699.4 sq in
- Cooling Volume = 1119 cu in
- BD Frontal Area 12% More than stock
- BD Cooling Volume 79% More than stock
- BD Frontal Area 4% More than Banks
- BD Cooling Volume 37% More than stock
- More than 90% efficient; 10% more efficient than the next leading Duramax aftermarket intercooler
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