W2A set up pics
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like one after the res and before the I/C then one right before the H/E to help push it through that big radiator?
i was looking at that pump that is on frozen boost dot com. it seems to work good for most people and its not $$$.
i was looking at that pump that is on frozen boost dot com. it seems to work good for most people and its not $$$.
#25
I loved my GT45 with 1.22 ar...but it was a to a cooled....just pickin with the boost cooler...lol...I do have 1 on my twin setup though.
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yeah i figured, if i don't have the money to do the twin set up right now then might as well squeeze out what i can of the tc78. i notice the power falls way sooner on the 6L than the 5.3L.
i'm really looking forward to the A2W cooler set up. i think its going to be bad ***. nothing like having good IAT's even in traffic. if the stock rad and efans can keep my 6L at 160-170 in traffic it should be able to keep the iat's down too.
i'm really looking forward to the A2W cooler set up. i think its going to be bad ***. nothing like having good IAT's even in traffic. if the stock rad and efans can keep my 6L at 160-170 in traffic it should be able to keep the iat's down too.
#30
You know, Bosch Cobra pumps are great for this application. I built a W2A system for a Volvo and it worked but we used Pentosin coolant and a Bait fish pump(for its corrosion resistant properties and flow rate) which brought IAT's down so much more than A2A. The pump died and we are going to use the cobra pump and a massive 4" thick HX that is used I think for the mustangs and what not. That pump scavenges so it makes mounting much nicer. I had to make it's home in the corner of the bumper and make sure it stayed upright. Bleeding it was a 2 hour adventure. If I had the cash and time, I would put the HD bumper with the large cut in the center, stuff a massive HX in, put dual fans on and make a cowl to direct the incoming air directly to the HX. I got the idea when I found barely used carbon fiber cowls and such for coolers off Nascar bodies. Few ideas rattled off...


