Killer Chiller
I apologize for taking so long. I am still interested in participating in this. If this is still going on by October 1, I will buy a kit. I'll probably still buy one, since I want to have it for the track next year. Let me know what you guys can do.
this may sound dumb but uuuhhh....if the a/c shuts off @ WOT, uhhh, the kit shuts off right?
So the concept is to keep the IATs really really low, so when you do do go WOT, your temps are alot lower than they usually would be when you started a pull, correct?
So the concept is to keep the IATs really really low, so when you do do go WOT, your temps are alot lower than they usually would be when you started a pull, correct?
The idea is that the intercooler fluid is already chilled to approx 45-50*F on this suction side setup, the more coolant you also have in your system the better, IE dual pass w/ Opt. B is a plus. The more coolant you have chilled the longer it will take to raise the coolant temp. Now when you go wide open throttle, you will not heat all that coolant up that fast, however, the capacity for the laminova cores to draw out heat from the charged air is increased substantially as they are very cold compared to ambient temps resulting in a larger IAT2 drop.
A killer chiller means heat soak no longer exists. when you turn on your A/C system so you could do back to back runs at the drag strip with no ill effects.
I have already made the adaptations to catch any and all condensation so no to leak on the track. Very quick, easy and cheap to do.
A killer chiller means heat soak no longer exists. when you turn on your A/C system so you could do back to back runs at the drag strip with no ill effects.
I have already made the adaptations to catch any and all condensation so no to leak on the track. Very quick, easy and cheap to do.
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