top mount intercooler
The purpose of me doing this is that I wanted something different... I don't really want a v mount or a front mount intercooler. I think im gonna stick to my guns here and still go with the half sized double/triple core radiator in combination with the air duct I can make to feed the intercooler. Hopefully the air flow from the duct along with a slim fan pushing the air up through it would be enough. If it doesn't work then hey u all can say u told me so lol. But if nobody has done this before then im gonna give it a try
If guys with evo's can run half size radiators then why not a turbo s2k?
If guys with evo's can run half size radiators then why not a turbo s2k?
The purpose of me doing this is that I wanted something different... I don't really want a v mount or a front mount intercooler. I think im gonna stick to my guns here and still go with the half sized double/triple core radiator in combination with the air duct I can make to feed the intercooler. Hopefully the air flow from the duct along with a slim fan pushing the air up through it would be enough. If it doesn't work then hey u all can say u told me so lol. But if nobody has done this before then im gonna give it a try
If guys with evo's can run half size radiators then why not a turbo s2k?
If guys with evo's can run half size radiators then why not a turbo s2k?
Originally Posted by JUSTINTHECOASTIE' timestamp='1388765956' post='22948242
Keep in mind LHT's kit is streetable and that nothing was lost, or altered. A/c is retained and seems to be the headache of v-mounted intercoolers. I believe sos offers it as a race option
Quite a few of the v-mount setups out there have maintained the a/c. If you're going through the custom fabrication of a v-mount setup, the a/c condenser is not a big deal.
Tim
Air/water doesn't even compare to air/air. The actual size of the air/water core compared to a air/air that is rated for the same hp is much much smaller. Although it does require a water tank and extra pump, the benefits outweigh that. As for a daily driver, which I believe you use your car for, I understand it's not too practical beings the water source will heat up pretty quick and defeat the purpose.
A good half size dual pass radiator has the possibility to be comparable to a full size radiator. All the turbo civic/integras run a half size. I never had a cooling issue on any Honda engine to be honest. I'm currently using a Ron Davis dual pass and fan does not come on often. Although this is with an external water pump.
A good half size dual pass radiator has the possibility to be comparable to a full size radiator. All the turbo civic/integras run a half size. I never had a cooling issue on any Honda engine to be honest. I'm currently using a Ron Davis dual pass and fan does not come on often. Although this is with an external water pump.
If you do put an intercooler in that spot and use a half radiator, make sure the intercooler has ducted inlets and outlets. You're going to want a vented hood that you can use to exhaust the intercooler cooling air. As long as you have cool air to that location, you're not going to have any problems.
Tim
Tim
If you do put an intercooler in that spot and use a half radiator, make sure the intercooler has ducted inlets and outlets. You're going to want a vented hood that you can use to exhaust the intercooler cooling air. As long as you have cool air to that location, you're not going to have any problems.
Tim
Tim
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While were on that issue if anyone wants something custom made out of fiberglass for their s2k let me know. Id do it just for the materials cost just for the practice and to get my stuff out there.
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