ZZP Stealth heat exchanger
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From: West Chicago, IL
Its a confusing system to work with. I THINK my current order is as follows
Ic pump
Bottom of endplate. Dual pass. Laminovas going inward on top and bottom and outward in the middle two
T's off
Filler neck
Stock h e
Aftermarket h e
Ic pump
Ic pump
Bottom of endplate. Dual pass. Laminovas going inward on top and bottom and outward in the middle two
T's off
Filler neck
Stock h e
Aftermarket h e
Ic pump
Yeah my cores are backwards my top and bottom are in and the middle are out now iv heard that either way is fine as long as u route it right but iv also heard it could trap bubbles so i dont know.
Joined: 05-18-11
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From: West Chicago, IL
Ive seen ppl turn their option B into flow-thru tanks. by adding another 3/4inch port. by drilling/glueing/epoxy. whatever.
A flow-thru tank has a 3/4inch Inlet, 3/4inch outlet, and a bleeder line. so the coolant in the reservoir is flowing through the system non stop instead of sitting stagnant.
I thought big fuss over the Stealth was H/E that didn't rupture on scrapes? And has anyone combined that new oversized radiator with this?
Lastly I doubt H/E alone would do much for IAT temps aside from lengthen overall heating and maybe be bit slower to heat up.
Lastly I doubt H/E alone would do much for IAT temps aside from lengthen overall heating and maybe be bit slower to heat up.
the H.E. alone can make a huge difference in how the system cools capacity is the key
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