Seriously. Doing 'different for the sake of being different' is what we make fun of the clubroadster folks for doing. You are ignoring track-tested and proven approaches because why?
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Cause stock pistons are beast. It took 31psi PLUS DETONATION to break one on my last motor.
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Originally Posted by thenuge26
(Post 1032577)
Seriously. Doing 'different for the sake of being different' is what we make fun of the clubroadster folks for doing. You are ignoring track-tested and proven approaches because why?
Track cars and sleeper street-cars are different. I'm not building a track car. |
I think they might not be as different as you think. My guess is a 500whp street car will run into many of the same problems as a 260whp track car.
I mean come on, if you are just trying to amuse us I salute you. But you had high intake temps on your old setup, so your solution is to take the IC out of the airflow? Next you will tell us you're gonna use the FFS ecool to help fight your intake temps while your IC still doesn't see clean air. |
Originally Posted by thenuge26
(Post 1032587)
I think they might not be as different as you think. My guess is a 500whp street car will run into many of the same problems as a 260whp track car.
I mean come on, if you are just trying to amuse us I salute you. But you had high intake temps on your old setup, so your solution is to take the IC out of the airflow? Next you will tell us you're gonna use the FFS ecool to help fight your intake temps while your IC still doesn't see clean air. On my street car, I'm not loosing the a/c and I'm not cutting the hood. I'm also not changing the stock bumper in any way. My intercooler wasn't getting enough airflow (bad placement/ducting) and it was very close to a hot radiator. I did enough testing/measuring to know the problem was: Not enough airflow and being heat soaked by a hot radiator. New position will get it away from a hot radiator, and good fans should improve airflow. Will it fix it? Dunno. I'm going to try it and see. I hope it works well, but hope's not a tool. I will try it and report the results. :idea: |
Oh, hai, Good to see you back.
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Originally Posted by SleeperMX-5
(Post 1032591)
A street car I would
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^. Baha.....
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Not putting a bigger intercooler up front for everyone to see. Wouldn't be a sleeper then. :) Building a sleeper isn't easy.
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Originally Posted by Stein
(Post 1033483)
Oh, hai, Good to see you back.
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because they don't make black intercoolers
o wait they do! Mishimoto Universal Intercooler Z-Line, Black, by Mishimoto |
Originally Posted by SleeperMX-5
(Post 1033576)
Not putting a bigger intercooler up front for everyone to see. Wouldn't be a sleeper then. :) Building a sleeper isn't easy.
I think the real limitation is that you want to overthink and underproduce in order to be different and you're using "sleeper" as an excuse. |
Not putting an intercooler up front.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1033581)
yeah, it's really tough building a sleeper. If only they'd produce flat black IC's, are a least a cost effective manner in which to convert shiny silver ICs to matte black so they are effectively invisible, thus sleeper. if only...
I think the real limitation is that you want to overthink and underproduce in order to be different and you're using "sleeper" as an excuse. |
Do you REALLY think that?! Seriously?
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with your refusal to put an FMIC in it's most efficient location under the guise that you will no longer be a sleeper, with the most simplest of solutions to that issue being utilized by yours truly and many others...yes.
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You can still see a big black intercooler up front too, it's just a different color. Not putting one up front. Get over it? Why would you even care where I put my intercooler?
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If you have it, then you know. Just go look in the front bumper of your car and you'll see a black intercooler, no? Take a pic, what do you see? A black intercooler.
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Originally Posted by SleeperMX-5
(Post 1033594)
If you have it, then you know. Just go look in the front bumper of your car and you'll see a black intercooler, no? Take a pic, what do you see? A black intercooler.
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