Fluidyne heat exchanger

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Just got back from krazy koncepts and had my fluidyne Heat exchanger installed and Paul at Krazy Koncepts Did a awsome job as normal.Thanks again Jon and Paul.It looks pretty sweet and hopefully should help if I have to do any hot lapping at the track.

 

Darkness

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03yellowvenom said:

Just got back from krazy koncepts and had my fluidyne Heat exchanger installed and Paul at Krazy Koncepts Did a awsome job as normal.Thanks again Jon and Paul.It looks pretty sweet and hopefully should help if I have to do any hot lapping at the track.

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Now it'll look like you're running a bigazz intercooler.

 

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Cool, how does it look, very noticeable from the front?
If only you put it on before the start of summer probally would have helped you more.

 

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Cool. We should measure your IAT temps. Mine went down after I put on the new intake. Give me a call Friday night when you get off work.

 

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ya it definately looks pretty kool,its about atleast 4 times as thick ,nice beads,aluninium,real quailty peice.your wright Jessie it would of helped more in the summer but,I think it will help at the track when I have to take few runs with not much cool off time and or keep temps a little more consistent

 

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Sweet, I have been thinking about this mod. I have hesitated because of several folks who say just to put fans on the stock one. Then I lost interest when we put it on the dyno and after a pull you could put your finger in the water without it feeling hot. The stock unit is pretty impressive!

But, the colder that intake charge, the more power you make. Plus, like you said, you can cool it faster between runs, which is a big win. And you now have the serious bitching look factor of a huge silver IC!

I'm going to see about setting my pump up on a switch with some fans first. I am usually a sucker for the look factor though, which means I'm not far behind you!!!

Post some pictures of that bad boy. I guess I'll see it Sunday if you don't have a digital camera though.

 

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ok Ben I'LL try to down load some pics.But i'm having problems downloading them and retrieving them out of my photo library but i'll try again..I really need some one to come over and show me how to utilize what this dang compuer has to offer

 

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I think it downloaded this time...heres one of the Fluidyne and a cool insert on valve cover

 

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Ed, that is sick!

 

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Nice!!

 

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very nice

 

Darkness

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Noice.

 

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Thanks I really like it!!