turbo or supercharger?
Feb 27, 2005 | 02:21 AM
#13
Not in a bad mood, You keep asking the same question and I keep answering it. The Heat Exchanger is just fine 
One can always benefit from more surface area to catch air to cool the water with. But there comes a point where it will take longer too cool than it is worth, hence the answer the Heat Exchanger the Radix comes with is fine.
One can always benefit from more surface area to catch air to cool the water with. But there comes a point where it will take longer too cool than it is worth, hence the answer the Heat Exchanger the Radix comes with is fine.
Feb 27, 2005 | 02:29 AM
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Ok understood. I just assumed there was a limit to it's cooling potential. Like how Parish upgraded his H/E and I could have sworn a couple other guys with a Radix did theirs also so I thought that there was a point were it was required to do so.
Sorry for the repetativeness.
Sorry for the repetativeness.
Feb 27, 2005 | 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by F8L Z71
I'd have to lean towards the Radix for your needs. i think you'd be happiest with it. You will want to get a good trans cooler and keep an eye on IATs. Under heavy duty towing you may have to look into a better heat exchanger. The Radish guys could give ya more info on that though.
btw...like your race videos
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