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  1. #1
    great, i got some of that nasty stuff but it has a good kick :) . how are you wiring the fans to operate?
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  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by adamh
    great, i got some of that nasty stuff but it has a good kick :) . how are you wiring the fans to operate?
    Will be hard wired, i.e. always on. Although I may fit a dash switch, maybe even 3 individual switches. Have been scouting ebay for another suitable fan and there are plenty on there so should be back on the road soon.


  3. #3
    Wow! Only just noticed this thread. Top work there Gary.
    I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars.
    The rest I just squandered.
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  4. #4
    Nice looking work.

    Have you left a gap between the fans and the intercooler or are they flush?

    I say this because the area in front of the hub of the fan is a dead area for air movement. Generally add a gap of the distance of the depth of the fan to smooth out the air passage so that air will be getting sucked through the entire area of the i/c in front of the fan.

    Just a nerdy tip from the extreme pc cooling freaks that overclock their pc's to breakneck speeds ie ME. :)

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky
    Nice looking work.

    Have you left a gap between the fans and the intercooler or are they flush?

    I say this because the area in front of the hub of the fan is a dead area for air movement. Generally add a gap of the distance of the depth of the fan to smooth out the air passage so that air will be getting sucked through the entire area of the i/c in front of the fan.

    Just a nerdy tip from the extreme pc cooling freaks that overclock their pc's to breakneck speeds ie ME. :)
    Yep, nice big gap between fan and IC. also when I add the third fan I will be dividing the gap into 3 sections so the fans dont fight each other. Just hope it all works when it is finished.


  6. #6
    Excellent! good work there. Might as well go for that extra 1% :)

  7. #7
    Update:

    Got the IC install finished finally today, pretty pleased with it. Should be back on the road next week :thumbsup: . Will post some pics tomorrow.


  8. #8
    Good man. I`m a bit worried to make a big setup in the boot because of weight. I guess it`s not that much but do know the weight distribution now? %back % front?

    Now i`m thinking in addition to the 3s engine, box etc ofcourse. not just the shroud:)

  9. #9
    Well the inlet ducting under the car is alumuinium and weighs nothing. The box in the boot is steel and tbh is pretty heavy but no more heavy than a boot full of shopping. No room for shopping now so problem solved.lol

    Dont forget that the battery has moved to the front boot which has to help a little bit. If it all works will find out soon :thumbsup:


  10. #10
    loving this! best IC setup ive seen for a while. i wonder if this will be doable for a mk2! hmmm :hmm:


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