Question about dual pass endplates
Yeah bought it used for my supercharger build. I'm gonna rearrange the cores according to the diagram on ccf. Also can someone tell me if this is correct for my plumbing setup. The outer lines of the endplate go to a Y then to the filler neck, then the filler neck flows to the heat exchanger input and somewhere in that line put a T fitting for my option B tank. Then the heat exchanger flows to the pump then pump to the single input of the endplate. That correct?
oil goes nowhere near that intercooler system. if yours smells like oil, you've got something terribly wrong.
it is possible that your pcv system put some excess blowby in the intake tube which caused it to deposit on the laminova cores, but that is about it
it is possible that your pcv system put some excess blowby in the intake tube which caused it to deposit on the laminova cores, but that is about it
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Ok, my sense of smell must be off then. The stuff that was dripping out wasn't oil, it just smelled like oil. Hopefully I'll be able to get my IAT's down now since my stock core setup was just terribly wrong.
how's it going man? haven't seen you around for a couple years...
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Got everything to do a dual pass but my drill battery died while working on it so I'll finish putting in the new bung tomorrow. But the first place the output of the ic pump should go to the middle spot on the endplate right? then both outputs to a Y line to the filler spot/option B tank then to the h/e and back to the pump?
yeah I've been MIA because my car has been a POS the past couple years
why are you taking the ic pump off?
it's a 13 if i remember right, but is it too hard to just take a couple sockets down there to see? everything is metric on this car, so that eliminates 1/2 of the sockets already.
i'm not trying to be an ass here, but this car is not that hard to work on. you should be able to figure some stuff like this out on your own. if you can't figure out what size socket goes on a bolt, maybe you should take your car to someone else to work on
it's a 13 if i remember right, but is it too hard to just take a couple sockets down there to see? everything is metric on this car, so that eliminates 1/2 of the sockets already.
i'm not trying to be an ass here, but this car is not that hard to work on. you should be able to figure some stuff like this out on your own. if you can't figure out what size socket goes on a bolt, maybe you should take your car to someone else to work on
hey bud, i've done nothing but try to help since i saw this thread. i'm just pointing out that some obvious questions that you posted on here would have literally taken you less time to solve while under the car than the time it took you to make a post
If you have to ask sizes of obvious socket bolts you really shouldn't be working on a car. If I asked every bolt size tearing down my car I would spend more time asking such foolish questions instead of working on it plus it makes you look lazy and retarded
go down with a few sockets, pick which one fits best... it takes less time than opening up css.net and making a post.
now, if you were asking about something a little more technical, i could understand, but this is bullshit
now, if you were asking about something a little more technical, i could understand, but this is bullshit
Exactly lol
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Ok well, anyway. Got the IC pump off. Works. Tapped a hole into the endplate for a dual pass. Fitted a brass 90 elbow in it. I'm going to have it welded onto the endplate just to guarantee no leaks.


