[urq] UrQ Intercooler Solutions
j.koenig
koenigj at comcast.net
Thu Feb 15 09:02:45 EST 2007
If you're talking about a way to resolve heat-soak issues while not moving, then maybe.
If you're talking about using a fan to increase airlfow through the IC, to reduce its
temperature and increase power, it would take a pretty big fan to move more air through it
than it normally sees at speed. No analysis per se, just opinion. For what it's worth, I
don't think a radiator's fan contributes to cooling it either, unless you're moving slowly
or stopped.
John
----- Original Message -----
From: "thejimrose" <thejimrose at gmail.com>
ok kids here's mr mismatched snow tires and wacky suspension questions
at it again..
so i've been looking into IC solutions for my a4 since it's a crap IC
in a not-so-great location [ahead of the drivers side wheelwell]. so
in the interest of improiving what i have, i've been wondering if
putting a small electric fan behind the ic to pull air thru it
wouldn't make it more efficient?
it works for radiators, right? has anyone ever heard/seen/tried this?
any flow engineers out there have input? always seemed to me like it
might be a really big improvement, of course with nothing but
supposition and inductive reasoning. =)
one one hand, i assume if it worked people would do it. so what i
wonder is, why woudln't it work?
cheers
jim
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