AW IC with a thin other-model radiator in front of main radiator?
AW IC with a thin other-model radiator in front of main radiator?
This is a w124.
I've given up on AA intercoolers. Seems like the only choices are sacrifice the condenser or have a long one hanging under the bumper.
So I got to thinking about AW. Of course you still need to radiate the heat somewhere with those as well. It's almost the same problem I think.
So I was looking at the tiny space between the fan and the radiator on a 603. No way for an AA intercooler to fit there of course, but it looks like I can squeeze in a skinny honda radiator there. Then it can be hooked up to an AW IC.
Thoughts?
(02-09-2011, 10:25 PM)aaa This is a w124.
I've given up on AA intercoolers. Seems like the only choices are sacrifice the condenser or have a long one hanging under the bumper.
So I got to thinking about AW. Of course you still need to radiate the heat somewhere with those as well. It's almost the same problem I think.
So I was looking at the tiny space between the fan and the radiator on a 603. No way for an AA intercooler to fit there of course, but it looks like I can squeeze in a skinny honda radiator there. Then it can be hooked up to an AW IC.
Thoughts?
(02-09-2011, 10:25 PM)aaa This is a w124.
I've given up on AA intercoolers. Seems like the only choices are sacrifice the condenser or have a long one hanging under the bumper.
So I got to thinking about AW. Of course you still need to radiate the heat somewhere with those as well. It's almost the same problem I think.
So I was looking at the tiny space between the fan and the radiator on a 603. No way for an AA intercooler to fit there of course, but it looks like I can squeeze in a skinny honda radiator there. Then it can be hooked up to an AW IC.
Thoughts?
Slap a second A/C condenser in front of the existing one, should be thin enough, and you could piggy-back the mounting.
Thats exactly the same way I will be doing with my set up. But I deleted my AC so I will be leaving everything stock looking, except when I had to move my rad forward.
(02-09-2011, 10:25 PM)aaa It's almost the same problem I think.Not nearly. A pair of 5/8" rubber hoses that don't care about turns are far easier to route than two 2.5" aluminum tubes that need to be straight as possible.
(02-09-2011, 10:25 PM)aaa It's almost the same problem I think.Not nearly. A pair of 5/8" rubber hoses that don't care about turns are far easier to route than two 2.5" aluminum tubes that need to be straight as possible.