An Aftercooler Core, also known as an intercooler core or charge air cooler core, is a component used in forced induction systems, such as turbocharged or supercharged engines, to cool the compressed intake air after it has been heated by the turbocharger or supercharger. The aftercooler core works by transferring heat from the compressed intake air to the surrounding air, reducing its temperature before it enters the engine's combustion chambers. It typically consists of a network of tubes or passages through which the intake air flows, surrounded by fins or plates to increase the surface area for efficient heat transfer.Attributes:• Tube Material: Copper Nickle• Number of Tubes: 82• Fin Spacing: 20 fins per inch• Fin Material: CopperApplications:An Aftercooler Core is located between the turbocharger or supercharger outlet and the intake manifold, allowing the compressed air to pass through the aftercooler core before entering the engine.