bastarddsm
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Why are you moving up to such a large turbo, you havn't even came close to the potential of the 40R you got now. What fuel are you using?
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When will it be ready for bandimere?
When will it be ready for bandimere?
yea all the tracks up here are closed for the winter which sucks for me but i might be going back to iraq in FEB. SOOOooooo Godd luck to ya bro
Im here you all i just have been super busy at work and school.
But im bringing her out here really soon find me on face book
Good luck with that. Liquid to Air IC's use a different style core. You can weld on some tanks to the front and back of it to run water through where the air would normally hit the front of your core BUT, The Water Passages on a true Liquid to Air are smaller than that of the air passages. If you use a Air to Air core, you will lose efficiency. Here's a good link for a real one: Air to Water Intercooler
The website looks like something from the early 90's but their products are quality. They kind of explain why the Liquid to Air differs from the Air to Air but don't go into the science of it. You would think that the more water you can shove through the IC the better, right? Nope, because it's the water's heat absorbing qualities that you want, if you keep shoving the water passed the fins too fast, it won't have the time to evaporate to cool everything down. That's basically how it works. The cold water hits the hot fins and evaporates, dissipating the heat back to the Ice Box.
An Air to Air core will work but it won't be as efficient, as it won't be able to bring temp below ambient, which is why you want the Liquid to Air in the first place, right? Better than 100% efficiency? As much as I would like to discourage you from beating me with my own setup, that fact is obviously inevitable. So, I'll try to help instead. Here's to you beating Hahn's record this year. You've got the car to do it.
Zero's having a tough time getting to the internet, so he asked if I could post up the latest since people are asking;
Current new power level 737whp
Current 1/4 mile time 11.1@145 (yeah, that's not a typo)
So with that trap, as soon as he see's a little more seat time, we should be seeing a new record past the 10.87 time.
Next hopeful track day would be the second week of September.
MB
If the passages through a Air to Air are larger than a Water to Air, wouldn't that make the water travel through the passages slower....
You would think that the more water you can shove through the IC the better, right? Nope, because it's the water's heat absorbing qualities that you want, if you keep shoving the water passed the fins too fast, it won't have the time to evaporate to cool everything down. That's basically how it works. The cold water hits the hot fins and evaporates, dissipating the heat back to the Ice Box.
An Air to Air core will work but it won't be as efficient, as it won't be able to bring temp below ambient, which is why you want the Liquid to Air in the first place, right? Better than 100% efficiency?
U dropped a valve already dam that blows what springs and retainers were u using I'm gettin close with mine just got a bit more things to finish up
In talking with Zero, he may not have dropped a valve. He may have done the same thing that I did at one time with the 420a turbo; he may have dropped a seat. It didn't go on an over-rev and he had good valves, springs and set-up (btw Zero SEND ME THAT CARD ), he had no timing belt problems and the seat was popped out as well. Without actually looking at the damage and assesssing, its hard to say for sure, but it makes me wonder about the seat.U dropped a valve already dam that blows what springs and retainers were u using I'm gettin close with mine just got a bit more things to finish up