R CORE SERIES | C1235R & C1245R RACING CORES
With 22 internal passage ways compared to 18, this core allows higher internal flow and less pressure drop. These cores are mainly used on side mount twin turbo applications where we can sacrifice ambient external airflow because there is not a radiator behind each core that needs air flow. Eliminating the radiators need for airflow, we can shrink the ambient fin height, and add this to internal flow. These Rated-R cores will also be found on full race intercooler set ups on large front mount intercoolers.
Two Applications for unique needs, lets compare:
- HORSE POWER EFFICIENCY:
C1235R: 928HP / C1235: 760HP C1245R: 1340HP / C1245: 980HP
- CFM EFFICIENCY
C1235R: 1393CFM / C1235: 1142CFM C1245R: 2010CFM / C1245: 1469CFM
- ROW COUNT C1235R/C1245R: 22 rows C1234 /C1245: 18 rows
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