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600x300x73 (~24x12") core, LIKE A BOSS

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Old 07-17-2011, 12:45 AM
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It fits, just:



Had to remove the air conditioning mounting points with a cut off disc to bring it forward/high enough:



I don't know why I bothered, but making stuff like this fit is half the fun.

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Please tell me this is going to be pressurized by a huge snail.
Otherwise its pointless.
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A big snail may come later, for now it is going to be a nice solid 200-220whp setup.

This is my dedicated track car and being in Australia I attend circuits where the ambient temperature gets crazy high. My old setup had bad heat soak which has lead me to go overkill this time around.
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Are you going to do anything about the beam blocking off almost half of it?
Also keep in mind that you're taking lots of flow away from the rad.
I think you need tons and tons of shrouding to keep the heat exchangers happy.
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that's one huge bitch.
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Wow, good work fitting that, but I don't think it'll be anymore efficient as a 28x7 and definitely won't be stunning from the front since the bumper covers it all up.
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I would worry about less flow to the rad over anything..
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Originally Posted by TURNS101
I would worry about less flow to the rad over anything..
What's new with your ride mr turns? Got your supersick topsecret new setup in yet?
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Old 07-18-2011, 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Faeflora
What's new with your ride mr turns? Got your supersick topsecret new setup in yet?
Ha ha Nice man!! Well I have some pics I am about to post. Should be plumbed and running tomorrow. Hopefully tuned by next week. I have a thread in DIY I am putting the pics in now..

Thanks for asking man..
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Originally Posted by 18psi
Also keep in mind that you're taking lots of flow away from the rad.
I think you need tons and tons of shrouding to keep the heat exchangers happy.
my car started running hotter when i installed a larger intercooler even with shrouding. im guessing because most of the air passing through the rad goes through the intercooler first and is now hotter than ambient.
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You'll overheat the car with a IC that big. I guarantee it.
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Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
You'll overheat the car with a IC that big. I guarantee it.
+1. There's absolutely no way that car will stay cool. At 350whp I am using a 600hp Precision core (31x8x3.5 overall), and the upper half of the radiator is fed fresh air. CLTs are <200*F no matter what. I have tried to feed the radiator with nothing but air from the IC and it does not work at all.
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no go
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Im running one the same size I have had no problems with heat since I sealed it up really well and vented the hood. on the street I could see a problem though. mine is mounted quite a bit differently though. Never seen higher than 130 iat @ willow springs on a 105 day.
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Also, how much does that slab weigh?
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its heavy but having a tube front end makes up for it, and gives better air flow because I dont have all the crash stuff in the way.
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