Subject	You'd think after a certain speed, that they'de
Posted by	whitepearlz on October 17, 2004 at 10:17 PM
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In Reply To	would this work for the FMIC/Radiator cooling issue? posted by Jason300zxTT(NoVA) on October 17, 2004 at 10:15 PM
Message	start to negate the air that is being forced through the IC. Unless you had a speed-based shut-off switch. Then again, it's another piece in the way of airflow in that case.
Follow Ups	would this work for the FMIC/Radiator cooling issue? - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 22:15:20 10/17/04 neat ... just push hot air coming off the IC's right into - Guapo 22:16:36 10/17/04 Re: neat ... just push hot air coming off the IC's right into - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 22:20:54 10/17/04 where does the heat go? (n/m) - Guapo 22:25:58 10/17/04 The fairy dust makes it all turn into chocalate chip cookies (n/m) - boileralum 00:28:41 10/18/04 into the vag? (n/m) - Halo Z 05:32:01 10/18/04 Conservation of energy. - ChazZ 02:33:29 10/18/04 Please do something for me... - spicyZ 08:19:26 10/18/04 lol (n/m) - CMH (OH) 13:16:11 10/18/04 does the term 'heat exchange' mean anything to you? - Spee 13:54:54 10/18/04 You'd think after a certain speed, that they'de - whitepearlz 22:17:07 10/17/04 Re: You'd think after a certain speed, that they'de - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 22:31:33 10/17/04 seems like it would only block more air at higher speeds. (n/m) - Red300ztt96 23:30:39 10/17/04 you think too much (n/m) - fourZero 23:36:58 10/17/04 your plan reduces the effective restriction of rad and IC - Technomancer 13:04:50 10/18/04 *sigh* (n/m) - Spee 13:53:11 10/18/04
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