Subject	your plan reduces the effective restriction of rad and IC
Posted by	Technomancer on October 18, 2004 at 1:04 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	It costs slightly more power, but I believe it would work to increase airflow if you had room to fit the fan in there. As long as the IC was cooler than 200 degrees F or so, you would have more cooling effect for the radiator than you would have without the fan. All that being said, you are better served with the IC functions not blocking the radiator in the first place, as Guapo was trying to tell you in his own way. Gotta admit, his way of communicating is a lot faster... - John
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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