Cooling Dilemmas
My plan is to go turbo next year. I dont care if I buy a full kit, partial kit, or piece by piece with custom fabrication.. One thing I CANT get past is how often I see an entire half on an intercooler covered by an oil cooler, or the oil cooler and intercooler COMPLETELY covering the radiator...
At what point is there a legitimate concern around the degradation of air flow to these devices? i bothers me that its just, a "jam all that shit in the front bumper" type deal... likely due to so many being dailys i would guess..? Any rule of thumb to follow for a fully thought out plumbing/placement strategy other than throwing the shit together? |
divorce everything you can.
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Lots of people put oil and trans cooler (for autos) on those spots (myself included). Search around lots of posts already about all this. |
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Kraftwerks/skunk2 sell a smaller replacement washer fluid resivor thay will free up enough room without loosing or relocating it. Also look up v-mount intercooler setups to minimize stacking. |
Chase bay’s reservoir small and easy to mount.
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best way is to put an oil cooler on the side as hks do
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Thats my plan. its amazing the access that exists from the factory behind/below the headlights to those empty areas... almost like they KNEW there would be intercooler plumbing eventually. |
well, depends where you buy it
in italy you have fog lights and headlights wash sprayers there so you have to remove both of them to fit an oil cooler |
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The intercooler then becomes an interwarmer. |
To think manufacturers even put a AC condenser in front of the radiator. Well have to move that now. Hot weather turn the AC on preheat the radiator. It just can`t work!
Will It? |
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