Super Single Heat Exchanger S550

The Super Single is the second largest heat exchanger available (the only thing bigger is our Titanic Triple). It’s spec’d out to be able to handle most intercooler system needs. And by far the best bang for your buck.

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Heat Exchanger Stats:

-Fits all 2005-2020 S197 & S550 Mustangs (except 2020 GT500)

-742cu in of core volume

-Single pass
-Can run either .75” or 1” hoses/lines.

-Can keep most combinations running cool Click here to learn more

-We're seeing water discharge temps only a few deg over ambient

-This heat exchanger has no fans. Why no fans? Because they’re a gimmick. If you want to lean more READ "Why You Don’t Want Fans On Your Heat Exchanger"

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Kit Includes:
-The heat exchanger
-1”-.75” reducers if you will be running .75” hoses/lines

Because this heat exchanger is so flexible in regards to hose size and all the models that it fits on there is no way to package it with every conceivable fitting, extra hose, etc. You will need to source those items yourself based on your specific needs. We will be happy to point you in the right direction. Or, you can get one of our systems that contains a pump, pump bracket, fittings, hoses, etc.

After 10+ years of testing one thing rings true 99% of the time. The bigger the heat exchanger, the better it works. There is an argument that a bigger “face” will make up for lack of core volume a little though. If you have two 800cu in units your comparing but one has more “face”, go with that one.

We have yet to see any truth to XYZ whammie jammie heat exchanger with its NASA designed core with XXX better heat transfer out performing a bigger unit.

Measuring core sizing:

This is the only way we have found to measure them consistently.

Core size, side to side (width), is measured not including tanks, just the core.

Core size, top to bottom (height) is measured from the outside (top side, bottom side) of the last “tubes” open to airflow.

Core thickness is the thickness of the core minus any headers, footers, etc.