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Mishimoto 16+ Infiniti Q50/Q60 3.0T Performance Heat Exchanger

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Mishimoto 16+ Infiniti Q50/Q60 3.0T Performance Heat ExchangerDrop the charged air temperatures in your 2016 2024 Infiniti Q50 Q60 with the Mishimoto Performance heat exchanger. Air to water intercooling is the wave of the future when it comes to modern turbocharged vehicles, but calls for an additional heat exchanger on the front of the vehicle in order to dissipate the heat. The VR30DDTT equipped in the Q50 and Q60 is quite the performer, but the stock heat exchanger is the weak link in the chain that pulls

Drop the charged air temperatures in your 2016-2024 Infiniti Q50/Q60 with the Mishimoto Performance heat exchanger. Air to water intercooling is the wave of the future when it comes to modern turbocharged vehicles, but calls for an additional heat exchanger on the front of the vehicle in order to dissipate the heat. The VR30DDTT equipped in the Q50 and Q60 is quite the performer, but the stock heat exchanger is the weak link in the chain that pulls you along. For starters, It's a relatively small core to be dissipating the heat from two individual intercoolers. On top of that, the plastic end tanks that couple the lines to the core bring durability into question over the lifespan of the vehicle. In our quest to improve the air to water intercooling system on your Infiniti, we started by vastly increasing the core size on our Performance Heat Exchanger Design. Our new core design features a 196-percent increase in core volume and 97-percent increase of external fin surface area over the stock unit. In addition, our heat exchanger also features an all-aluminum, TIG-welded construction for improved durability, as well as a removable outlet port and captive bleeder valve to help with installation. These improvements over the stock design result in an up to 21 F drop in outlet temperatures and cooler intake air temperatures. The Mishimoto 2016-2024 Infiniti Q50/Q60 3.0T Performance Heat Exchanger also includes the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty for a worry-free installation.

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Year Make Model Submodel
2020 INFINITI Q50 Edition 30
2018-2024 INFINITI Q50 Luxe
2016-2017 INFINITI Q50 Premium
2020-2021 INFINITI Q50 Pure
2016-2024 INFINITI Q50 Red Sport 400
2021-2024 INFINITI Q50 Sensory
2019,2021 INFINITI Q50 Signature Edition
2016-2020 INFINITI Q50 Sport
2018-2022 INFINITI Q60 Luxe
2017 INFINITI Q60 Premium
2019-2022 INFINITI Q60 Pure
2017-2022 INFINITI Q60 Red Sport 400
2017-2018 INFINITI Q60 Sport
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