Cobalt-Addiction front mount heat exchanger
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Cobalt-Addiction front mount heat exchanger
[FONT="Arial Black"]i am just wondering if it is worth it and if it will do anything as far as the performance of the car.
07 SS/SC Stage2 Corsa cat-back and a 2.79 pulley 18lbs of boost.
07 SS/SC Stage2 Corsa cat-back and a 2.79 pulley 18lbs of boost.
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The LSJ has one as part of the intake mani, and with adding a Heat Exchanger, u allow for more fluid to be used to cool the charger. I donno If i explained that every good...
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supercharger blows into intercooler>the heat from the air is transferred to the heat sink which transfers the heat to coolant, the coolant is then run out of the intercooler and into the heat exchanger , form there the heat it transferred from the coolant in exchanger into the ambient air outside that’s running across it.
the things that sucks is that our heat exchanger is behind the ac condenser and in front of the radiator. by adding an aftermarket heat exchanger you increase the capacity to transfer heat by adding more surface area and more air flow by placing in front of the ac condenser. plus being further away from the super hot radiator doesn’t hurt either.
Ps im talking about adding inline with the stock exchanger in its stock location
a few other options, not sure if that all fit , but i know they will all take custom brackets to mount.
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/03cobraheat.htm
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no i dont have any problems as far as fuel i actually have a buddy that told me to put that pulley on the car there is plenty of fuel there he is a mechanic and has built many cars. He said that those injectors are good up to almost 20lbs eaisily 60lb injectors are huge and it will make the car run real rich i have almost a perfect air fuel ratio.
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will the lines and fittings of the cobalt heat exchanger work with the cobra heat exchanger? and can you use the dual pass with the cobra as well? or is the cobra heat exchanger better then the cobalt with a dual pass?
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no i dont have any problems as far as fuel i actually have a buddy that told me to put that pulley on the car there is plenty of fuel there he is a mechanic and has built many cars. He said that those injectors are good up to almost 20lbs eaisily 60lb injectors are huge and it will make the car run real rich i have almost a perfect air fuel ratio.
So what are your IDC's and AFR's?
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no i dont have any problems as far as fuel i actually have a buddy that told me to put that pulley on the car there is plenty of fuel there he is a mechanic and has built many cars. He said that those injectors are good up to almost 20lbs eaisily 60lb injectors are huge and it will make the car run real rich i have almost a perfect air fuel ratio.
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it over spins ur blower
and yes 60 lbs injects are GREAT but over works the fuel pump if not tuned properly
i would go with the one step lower on the injectors
Any ways
cobra h/e does not add HP. it prevents HP loss just like was said in page one
Heat soak is a huge problem with these cars, well all roots blowers have a problem with heat
Best cooling upgrades IMO w/o use of cyro or meth etc...
Gm's dual pass heat x-changer (Adds hp)
Cobra's front mount Heat x-changer///
I got into a accident with a dog so the dealer ship instead an aftermarket cobra front mount heat changer... Alot more pricier.. But works alot better then the stock cobra front mount
But so is the cobra heat exchanger....
I suggest both
I have my resovoir running through the cobra h/e then into my dual pass h/e
so i have both pumps going... Then im going to get a cyro set up for hte front mount
then i will never run into any heating issues with a 2.7 pulley
All the fittings will work, you just need extra hose..
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Does anyone know if you can leave the stock HE on with the CA HE? or do you have to take out the stock HE? I just bought the CA HE set up but it didnt come with a install manual.
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