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Water to air intercoolers. - MERCEDES-BENZ - 09-08-2012

Alright school me on water to air intercoolers there is as we all know not alot of room for a standard intercooler on our cars but we have room for a water to air style but is there a certain way of sizing one? how do they work exactly?


RE: Water to air intercoolers. - aaa - 09-08-2012

There's the core the air goes thru, and a water circuit, and a radiator to disperse the heat picked by the water in the core.

The core size would be calculated by how much cfm of air you need for the hp you want, so it's directly related to hp. The radiator size would be based off how much heat the turbo generates, which could vary depending on the turbo.


RE: Water to air intercoolers. - MERCEDES-BENZ - 09-08-2012

Hmm so these ones they sell on ebay they any good anyone tried one?


RE: Water to air intercoolers. - Simpler=Better - 09-09-2012

I want to say that Rudolf cut one up to make his wild intake, and a couple other guys ran them


RE: Water to air intercoolers. - Captain America - 09-11-2012

Yes. I have the one Rudolf made.


RE: Water to air intercoolers. - JustPassinThru - 09-12-2012

If you don't want to go to the trouble of custom-fabbing a one-piece combination intercooler-and-boost-pipe (manifold), then

http://www.frozenboost.com

offers a wide variety of inlet/outlet configurations and horsepower ratings. Model INT000213

http://www.frozenboost.com/product_info.php?cPath=218&products_id=213&osCsid=f0e5a237355cfc6ccdfc48ec63b4fb8b

looks like it might be useful on an OM617 Federal, if combined with a W115 300D boost pipe (intake manifold). The barrel-style intercoolers shown at

http://www.frozenboost.com/index.php?cPath=218&osCsid=f0e5a237355cfc6ccdfc48ec63b4fb8b

also might be useful.