New JBR TR8 and TR6 GEN 1/2 MS3 Intercooler mounting brackets in stock!!

[JBR]

Details:
JBR 2007-2009 Mazdaspeed 3 TR8 Mounting brackets for the Threasdstone TR8 Intercooler.

Constructed out of heavy 12ga Stainless steel, these brackets are more than strong enough to support a Treadstone TR8 intercooler as well as relocate the factory power steering cooler. All necessary mounting hardware is included.



Features:
- Designed, Engineered and Manufactured in the USA
- 12ga stainless steel construction
- All mounting hardware is included



JBR TR8 Mounting Bracket Kit Includes:
- 2 core mounting brackets
- 2 Power steering cooler mounting brackets
- 2 8mm bolts
- 2 8mm lock washers
- Installation instructions are available in our support section
- Shipping is free in the US & our Hassle Free Lifetime Warranty is included

Details:
JBR 2010-2013 Mazdaspeed 3 TR6 Mounting brackets for the Threasdstone TR6 Intercooler.

Constructed out of heavy 12ga Stainless steel, these brackets are more than strong enough to support a Treadstone TR6 intercooler on a GEN 2 Mazdaspeed 3. All necessary mounting hardware is included.



Features:
- Designed, Engineered and Manufactured in the USA
- 12ga stainless steel construction
- All mounting hardware is included



JBR TR6 Mounting Bracket Kit Includes:
-2 6mm x 35mm hex bolts
-2 6mm flat washers
-2 6mm lock washers
-2 8mm x 25mm hex bolts
-2 8mm lock washers
-2 2 nylon spacers
-1 Driver’s Side Core Mounting Bracket
-1 Passenger Side Core Mounting Bracket
-Installation instructions are available in our support section
-Shipping is free in the US & our Hassle Free Lifetime Warranty is included

[squats]

Do these brackets hold the intercooler vertical (as in parallel with the radiator)? Also, do you have a side profile shot of the bracket/intercooler mounted? I'm curious about the distance between radiator and intercooler and how much space there is. This is in relation to the Gen1 that you have pictured. Thanks!

[JBR]

Originally Posted by squadom Do these brackets hold the intercooler vertical (as in parallel with the radiator)? Also, do you have a side profile shot of the bracket/intercooler mounted? I'm curious about the distance between radiator and intercooler and how much space there is. This is in relation to the Gen1 that you have pictured. Thanks!

Yes, perfectly centered and parallel. There is 1.5" of space between the the back of the intercooler and the radiator.

Here are a few and steps 16 and 20 of the installation instructions also show very good side shots.

[white09ms3]

Would these brackets work with any other piping? I have the cxracing kit and was going to upgrade to the tr8 core in the future...

[JBR]

Originally Posted by white09ms3 Would these brackets work with any other piping? I have the cxracing kit and was going to upgrade to the tr8 core in the future...

Yes, I see no reason why they shouldn't. I believe @Raider; has them installed with a kit similar to the CX Racing piping kit.

[Raider]

Originally Posted by jbarone Yes, I see no reason why they shouldn't. I believe @Raider; has them installed with a kit similar to the CX Racing piping kit.

I actually have The grandfather of CX Racing's piping. Protege Garage Version 1. Yes, the one that was so tough it took 7 hours and has .25mm play and was revised 4 times before CX knocked it off. PS cooler was still mounted behind the core, so I used the 2 mounting brackets only, and it works perfect with a TR8 core. Instructions were spot on, but needing the OEM bolts that I removed 7 years ago for the 2 that held the top part of all that bracket plastic crap required an attic run. For any first timer, bolts would be there still.



Lots happy with the bracket quality.

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[white09ms3]

Originally Posted by Raider I actually have The grandfather of CX Racing's piping. Protege Garage Version 1. Yes, the one that was so tough it took 7 hours and has .25mm play and was revised 4 times before CX knocked it off. PS cooler was still mounted behind the core, so I used the 2 mounting brackets only, and it works perfect with a TR8 core. Instructions were spot on, but needing the OEM bolts that I removed 7 years ago for the 2 that held the top part of all that bracket plastic crap required an attic run. For any first timer, bolts would be there still. Lots happy with the bracket quality. Attachment 197341

I also want to run the power steering cooler lines behind the intercooler. Glad to know that it can still be done and there's room. I prefer only the intercooler to be visible.

[white09ms3]

Cool! Will definitely be getting these when I purchase the tr8. Great stuff!

[Raider]

Just expect to be your own fabricator, expect to mess with the Power Steering crap for hours. Expect zip ties, anger, frustration, and swearing. Blood will be lost. Friendships tested. But you can get it to work. Seriously, I wish I could afford a better piping kit this year. do not like this one, it is too tight to everything. But the core and brackets are perfect.