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#1
Well I finally took the plunge and bought a
sts kit
I also got an air to water intercooler along with a few other small things. I’m planning on running 5psi until I can make a few upgrades like 60# injectors, 918 springs, and a 255 fuel pump. Then I am planning on running 8 to 10psi.
sts kit
I also got an air to water intercooler along with a few other small things. I’m planning on running 5psi until I can make a few upgrades like 60# injectors, 918 springs, and a 255 fuel pump. Then I am planning on running 8 to 10psi.
#6
nice intercooler. Why did you go with a air to water instead of a air to air??? Did it come with the kit you bought??? I haveent seen a STS with a air to water yet. Shoudl be interesting..
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Originally Posted by Brian@JPA
looks good....you might want to consider ditching the A2W and go A2A, The A2A is much more efficient imho.
#9
Originally Posted by Spoolin
How come? I'm asking cuz I really don't know. I've always thought it was the other way around?
#10
this is just my opinion, leave it open for discussion....
A2A will not be as affected by adiabatic efficiency as a W2A, once the water in the W2A system reaches a certain temp, it will not get any cooler.....The A2A is not as affected IMHO......again, open for discussion. No matter HOW big the reservoir you are just running a water heater.
A2A will not be as affected by adiabatic efficiency as a W2A, once the water in the W2A system reaches a certain temp, it will not get any cooler.....The A2A is not as affected IMHO......again, open for discussion. No matter HOW big the reservoir you are just running a water heater.



