QUICK SPECS
KEY FEATURES
- Fits 2021-2026 Ford Bronco 2.3L and 2.7L EcoBoost
- Up to 32 deg F drop in intake temps vs stock
- 58% more internal core volume, 144% more fin area
- 12% less restriction for better airflow and power
- Includes adaptive cruise relocation kit + air duct
- 50-State Legal: CARB EO D-231-149 for 2021-2025 model years only
WHIPPLE GOES ECO
Whipple, known for its industry-leading upgrade systems and technological innovations, now offers the all-new Mega Cooler for the 2021-2026 Ford Bronco 2.3L and 2.7L EcoBoost.
The Whipple Mega Cooler offers 58% greater internal core volume, 144% more external fin surface area, and 12% less restriction than the stock intercooler core. The robust TIG-welded bar-and-plate intercooler features offset fins on both the cold and hot side, allowing for increased cooling capacity while fitting within the stock packaging. Testing shows an impressive 32 deg F drop in temperature on the dyno during back-to-back runs, with even greater gains in real-world applications. The colder air allows increased spark advance and more O2 to the engine, resulting in more consistent power while maintaining safety.
Each Mega Cooler includes a new adaptive cruise control relocation kit and air duct to further increase intercooler performance. Installation is a simple bolt-on process that can be done in the garage and requires no additional modifications.
Key Features
- 58% greater internal core volume
- 144% more external fin surface area
- 12% less restrictive than the stock intercooler
- Up to 32 deg F drop in discharge temperature
- Heavy-duty bar-and-plate intercooler design
- Offset 14 FPI on the cold airflow side of the intercooler
- Bolt-on performance with no modifications required
- Adaptive cruise control compatible
- Complete kit
Installation Time: 2.25 hours
50-State Legal: CARB EO D-231-149 for 2021-2025 model years only.
WARNING: CANCER & REPRODUCTIVE HARM
This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.


