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First Gen Cummins Mishimoto intercooler install kit.First Gen Cummins Mishimoto intercooler install kit. Note: This is the install kit only. Using the parts in this kit, and instructions for light modifications (drill cut grind) to both the intercooler and the core support, you can install a large, high flow, modern intercooler from Mishimoto in your late 91, 92 and 93 dodge ram Cummins intercooled core support. Made to keep and mount all your original air conditioning parts. This will replace the 93
First Gen Cummins Mishimoto intercooler install kit.
Note: This is the install kit only. Using the parts in this kit, and instructions for light modifications (drill/cut/grind) to both the intercooler and the core support, you can install a large, high flow, modern intercooler from Mishimoto in your late 91, 92 and 93 dodge ram Cummins intercooled core support. Made to keep and mount all your original air conditioning parts.
This will replace the 93 and prior factory intercooler that has small inlet/outlet, small surface area, and as old as they are, likely leak. Your First Gen Cummins will thank you for getting some air flow, especially if you are wanting to build some power. It will require at least a boot diameter/adapter to your existing charge piping but you likely are upgrading all that if you are interested in this anyway. Plenty of options available there including one of our compound turbo kits from DPS.
Find it under 1st Gen Dodge Ram 72-93 / performance for the intercooler itself.
This requires removing your factory hood safety catch so an aftermarket hood safety catch (hood pins or aerocatch) are required.
THIS KIT DOES NOT COME WITH AN INTERCOOLER
In ADDITION to this kit, if replacing a stock intercooler, you will need this boot and clamp kit:
Questions Answered:
I am putting your 1st gen mishimoto inter cooler kit on and we just received the inter cooler and was wondering how it is gonna work because it doesn’t look like there will be any room for a transcooler.
ANSWER:
We always route trans coolers rearward from the trans. Bar/plate style coolers are much more effective than a tube/fin style and require less airflow, if needed we add a fan. Much less congestion with lines running rearward than the space used going forward.
That being said, it might still be possible to run one up from, it would just require a specific shape/size/location. We have nothing to pass on for that.
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★★★★★ 5
Achieve a higher level of success
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Achieve a higher level of success in business and life by applying one of the greatest lessons ever. Anything is possible from reading this book. Karen Briscoe, author
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
★★★★★ 5
The quality of questions determines the quality of your life
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The bible tells us we have not because we ask not. This book gives the keys to a mindset that guides to better questions.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Pug At The Beach loves Jack Canfield
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Far too many people wander through life unfulfilled because they lack the skill set needed to experience life to its most bountiful. That's in part due to a fear of asking for that which brings us what we need, want or desire.
People are afraid. Afraid of rejection, afraid of looking foolish, and a whole host of other things. Be afraid no longer. The Aladdin Factor will teach you how to ask without fear.
Canfield's book taught me how to ask in a powerful, confident way that would guarantee my success. Simple phrasing combined with subtle reflection made for a life transforming read.
At Pug Headquarters, it's a must read.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2007
★★★★★ 4
Good not great
Format: Paperback
Good advice on asking, could be a bit more content on how to actually ask. Most examples seemed to be more made up than practical. Still good book.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019
★★★★★ 5
Ask and Ye Shall Receive...
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The writing and the approach in the book are not earth shattering. In fact, I wish there was a little more meat or pizzaz in the content. So, why the recommendation? Simple - the content at its core is incredibly powerful - and we all need the reminder. Our gentieel approach to communications and emotional interaction has left us forgetting to ASK for things. We expect the world to be mind readers, and get upset, frustrated or depressed when we don't get what we want. Of course, since we never actually ASKED for what we wanted, we rely on guesswork and luck to achieve our dreams and goals.
The genie in the lamp could grant wishes, but those wishes needed to be spoken by Aladdin. Similarly, we are all in a position to achieve our goals and dreams, but they must be spoken. Even within ourselves, we cannot harness our own power of desire and subconscious until we solidify the desire by asking for it.
An absolute must read - even if the writing style is a bit flat - the content is NOT.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2010