Are cooling mods a waste of money?
Well, U should had been more careful of what U say around people. If U want people buy Ur products then how does that make Ur reps look good for Ur business. I apologized if I say things to U but U have no idea of who I am. I am hard of hearing myself n Yeah I know my grammar or English not as good as yours.
This guy comes in, say all this **** how cooling mods are useless, and provides zero data. Anyone can talk out of their ass and there is a reason why his pos slow car is broke
Smart ass guy there
.
Im sure he could run circles around most of us on here.
he's done nothin but help..he's trying to help new comers EFFECTIVELY mod there cars..with parts that make a difference...i know ive wasted a ton of money on part i didn't need..Im sure most of us have..
Im sure he could run circles around most of us on here.
he's done nothin but help..he's trying to help new comers EFFECTIVELY mod there cars..with parts that make a difference...i know ive wasted a ton of money on part i didn't need..Im sure most of us have..
cooling mods:
option B #1 IN CAPS.
dual pass
griffin h/e all you need
I meant has you asshat. Mrb's car would run circles around you. He knows more than you'll ever know. And you'll prolly never realize that.
I wish there were more people around here that listened to the very knowledgable people that try to help.. Mrb, area, Powell, & many many others
I wish there were more people around here that listened to the very knowledgable people that try to help.. Mrb, area, Powell, & many many others
lmao look mr hard ass i know how and why my car broke and i dont need to post **** for your dumb ass how many different h.e. configs and intake configs have you run ive ran mine stock with a a front mount ive ran no front mount with a dual pass and ive ran dual pass with a front mount and guess what worked best stock with a front mount did it recover faster with a dual pass yea but not so much faster that it was worth cost if your not scca racing you should be more concerned about how to keep the iat2 from rising so fast and keeping(dragracing) it stable when your roll racing you have the airflow over the h.e. for a fast recovery all that is needed for most of the people on the boards is a good efficiant add on
Tjolley keeps saying it -- N2O
Meth
More efficient supercharger, more efficient cylinder head (ported exhaust), more efficient cooler in the intake all get my votes for most bang for the buck on IAT2 control.
Then add option b
Im not mad snookums
lmao look mr hard ass i know how and why my car broke and i dont need to post **** for your dumb ass how many different h.e. configs and intake configs have you run ive ran mine stock with a a front mount ive ran no front mount with a dual pass and ive ran dual pass with a front mount and guess what worked best stock with a front mount did it recover faster with a dual pass yea but not so much faster that it was worth cost if your not scca racing you should be more concerned about how to keep the iat2 from rising so fast and keeping(dragracing) it stable when your roll racing you have the airflow over the h.e. for a fast recovery all that is needed for most of the people on the boards is a good efficiant add on
lmao look mr hard ass i know how and why my car broke and i dont need to post **** for your dumb ass how many different h.e. configs and intake configs have you run ive ran mine stock with a a front mount ive ran no front mount with a dual pass and ive ran dual pass with a front mount and guess what worked best stock with a front mount did it recover faster with a dual pass yea but not so much faster that it was worth cost if your not scca racing you should be more concerned about how to keep the iat2 from rising so fast and keeping(dragracing) it stable when your roll racing you have the airflow over the h.e. for a fast recovery all that is needed for most of the people on the boards is a good efficiant add on
Im not mad snookums
lmao look mr hard ass i know how and why my car broke and i dont need to post **** for your dumb ass how many different h.e. configs and intake configs have you run ive ran mine stock with a a front mount ive ran no front mount with a dual pass and ive ran dual pass with a front mount and guess what worked best stock with a front mount did it recover faster with a dual pass yea but not so much faster that it was worth cost if your not scca racing you should be more concerned about how to keep the iat2 from rising so fast and keeping(dragracing) it stable when your roll racing you have the airflow over the h.e. for a fast recovery all that is needed for most of the people on the boards is a good efficiant add on
lmao look mr hard ass i know how and why my car broke and i dont need to post **** for your dumb ass how many different h.e. configs and intake configs have you run ive ran mine stock with a a front mount ive ran no front mount with a dual pass and ive ran dual pass with a front mount and guess what worked best stock with a front mount did it recover faster with a dual pass yea but not so much faster that it was worth cost if your not scca racing you should be more concerned about how to keep the iat2 from rising so fast and keeping(dragracing) it stable when your roll racing you have the airflow over the h.e. for a fast recovery all that is needed for most of the people on the boards is a good efficiant add on
You missed mr b's point when he said it's not worthwhile. He didn't say it made no difference he simply was saying it isn't cost effective for the small change he saw on his vehicle for the type of driving he does. He is telling you if you are worried about drag racing stop worrying about recovery times and concentrate on things to prevent the heat from rising in the first place. Bigger power adders, nitrous, meth, porting and polishing etc are what will help you in a drag.
Read JP's post again. He is looking at it from a racers point of view so he is most concerned with keeping temps stable over a complete race. His suggestions are different frm mr b's because they have different needs. He was there when gm was trying all these things. He is telling you what gm determined was effective after numerous test runs and races.
All of this has been posted 100's of times. The reason that many of the people who are most informed about this platform don't post too often is because they get tired of spoon-feeding the info. If you have some knowledge and read between the lines they are writing there are usually hints that will allow you to figure out the answer yourself. They are teaching you to fish rather than feeding you. Some will learn, others will just swallow up whatever the masses regurgitate.
Just because something is new and improved doesn't mean it's the best. Products are produced because people want them and will buy them not because they are necessary.
Read JP's post again. He is looking at it from a racers point of view so he is most concerned with keeping temps stable over a complete race. His suggestions are different frm mr b's because they have different needs. He was there when gm was trying all these things. He is telling you what gm determined was effective after numerous test runs and races.
All of this has been posted 100's of times. The reason that many of the people who are most informed about this platform don't post too often is because they get tired of spoon-feeding the info. If you have some knowledge and read between the lines they are writing there are usually hints that will allow you to figure out the answer yourself. They are teaching you to fish rather than feeding you. Some will learn, others will just swallow up whatever the masses regurgitate.
Just because something is new and improved doesn't mean it's the best. Products are produced because people want them and will buy them not because they are necessary.
Last edited by sLAsh; Dec 2, 2012 at 01:30 AM.
You missed mr b's point when he said it's not worthwhile. He didn't say it made no difference he simply was saying it isn't cost effective for the small change he saw on his vehicle for the type of driving he does. He is telling you if you are worried about drag racing stop worrying about recovery times and concentrate on things to prevent the heat from rising in the first place. Bigger power adders, nitrous, meth, porting and polishing etc are what will help you in a drag.
Read JP's post again. He is looking at it from a racers point of view so he is most concerned with keeping temps stable over a complete race. His suggestions are different frm mr b's because they have different needs. He was there when gm was trying all these things. He is telling you what gm determined was effective after numerous test runs and races.
All of this has been posted 100's of times. The reason that many of the people who are most informed about this platform don't post too often is because they get tired of spoon-feeding the info. If you have some knowledge and read between the lines they are writing there are usually hints that will allow you to figure out the answer yourself. They are teaching you to fish rather than feeding you. Some will learn, others will just swallow up whatever the masses regurgitate.
Just because something is new and improved doesn't mean it's the best. Products are produced because people want them and will buy them not because they are necessary.
Read JP's post again. He is looking at it from a racers point of view so he is most concerned with keeping temps stable over a complete race. His suggestions are different frm mr b's because they have different needs. He was there when gm was trying all these things. He is telling you what gm determined was effective after numerous test runs and races.
All of this has been posted 100's of times. The reason that many of the people who are most informed about this platform don't post too often is because they get tired of spoon-feeding the info. If you have some knowledge and read between the lines they are writing there are usually hints that will allow you to figure out the answer yourself. They are teaching you to fish rather than feeding you. Some will learn, others will just swallow up whatever the masses regurgitate.
Just because something is new and improved doesn't mean it's the best. Products are produced because people want them and will buy them not because they are necessary.
You missed mr b's point when he said it's not worthwhile. He didn't say it made no difference he simply was saying it isn't cost effective for the small change he saw on his vehicle for the type of driving he does. He is telling you if you are worried about drag racing stop worrying about recovery times and concentrate on things to prevent the heat from rising in the first place. Bigger power adders, nitrous, meth, porting and polishing etc are what will help you in a drag.
Read JP's post again. He is looking at it from a racers point of view so he is most concerned with keeping temps stable over a complete race. His suggestions are different frm mr b's because they have different needs. He was there when gm was trying all these things. He is telling you what gm determined was effective after numerous test runs and races.
All of this has been posted 100's of times. The reason that many of the people who are most informed about this platform don't post too often is because they get tired of spoon-feeding the info. If you have some knowledge and read between the lines they are writing there are usually hints that will allow you to figure out the answer yourself. They are teaching you to fish rather than feeding you. Some will learn, others will just swallow up whatever the masses regurgitate.
Just because something is new and improved doesn't mean it's the best. Products are produced because people want them and will buy them not because they are necessary.
Read JP's post again. He is looking at it from a racers point of view so he is most concerned with keeping temps stable over a complete race. His suggestions are different frm mr b's because they have different needs. He was there when gm was trying all these things. He is telling you what gm determined was effective after numerous test runs and races.
All of this has been posted 100's of times. The reason that many of the people who are most informed about this platform don't post too often is because they get tired of spoon-feeding the info. If you have some knowledge and read between the lines they are writing there are usually hints that will allow you to figure out the answer yourself. They are teaching you to fish rather than feeding you. Some will learn, others will just swallow up whatever the masses regurgitate.
Just because something is new and improved doesn't mean it's the best. Products are produced because people want them and will buy them not because they are necessary.
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