Water to Air Intercooler Pictures

[BluegrassDiesel]

That's a big cooler. Who made it?

Bell

 

[getblown5.9]

Big money cooler there...what did it set him back if you dont mind sharing.

 

[XLR8R]

Last Bell we spec'd was ~$2K

 

[BluegrassDiesel]

Big money cooler there...what did it set him back if you dont mind sharing.

We bought two of them at once so we got a little discount. If you buy one though you're looking at around $2,000

 

[6.4 F-350]

Can you post the part # for that cooler? Or is it a one off thing?

 

[stacks12088]

putting a air to water together for my puller and looking for a pump.
i have a bilge pump thats brand new its a seachoice 2000gph. my question is,
will have enough pressure to circulate the water?

 

[ramtough01]

I like to keep my shizzy clean, built it in the garage :rockwoot:.

Brandon

What kinda pump you using for the water?

 

[JIT]

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[smoke machine]

I run2 Mazier 20gpm pumps

 

[DEZLFREK]

just how i did mine between stages..

 

[Kronk]

just how i did mine between stages..

Nice looking set up.

 

[MoPower05]

Heres mine used a 78gpm bilge pump. Fully insulated cooler.

welded coolers together

fittings on bottom

manafold for pump to divide into two intercoolers

 

[kjpcummins]

Heres mine. Turned out almost like i had it planned.

 

[ikeG]

Bringin this back up to ask a few questions for our 2.6 Dmax.

Worth running two intercoolers? 1 pump total or 1 per core? How do we decide what CFM rating we need?

 

[ISBeINSIDE]

See how much you're turbo follows cfm wise. Get a cooler that can flow equal or more cfm. you can run one core to do that. If you run 2 cores of the same size, your flow doesn't double. Imho

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[97crewcab]

My theory when I was messing with different coolers was time spent in the cooler. I took my approximate turbo flow and compared it to the area of the face of the cooler and the distance traveled. I used a basic hvac calculator to figure the speed needed to flow the cfm through the opening, "duct" per say.

This does not take into account efficiency of the different coolers (cheap china v. Bell, precision, etc.) Although this is very crude, I felt like it helped me wade through all of the different sizes of coolers. Kind of gives you an idea of why you see the two coolers in series instead of a single cooler.

As far as the pump I like a lot of water. If you look closely at scheid's mod truck it looks like they have two 55gpm dual outlet pumps (4 big lines) feeing their one big intercooler.

By measuring the return flow at our ice tank we flow about 25gpm through ours using our 55gpm pump. Which is inline with what the hose will flow with no pressure.

We run a single big china cooler, but if I had the funds, the bell cooler that josh posted earlier is what I would get. The $1600 difference made me choose the cxracing cooler.

 

[94adam89]

Uncle_bens had one on the classifieds last year.
Picture of the one from the classifieds.

That is my plan if I ever go to a air/water setup.

Thats exactly what I have. just got it a few months ago. picked it up extremely cheap :rockwoot: I realize its not going to flow the best but I think as far as heat displacement it should work very very well.. .. .. lots of surface area transfer the heat and such! :ft:

 

[DieselheaD]

Here's a setup we just finished on a customer's 2.6 truck. Weight box up front with 30 gallon tank made into the middle.

now thats a a/w cooler! is that 4'' inlet/outlet?

 

[ShadeTreeDiesel]

Where is a good place to pick up a Air/water IC? I have looked into the FrozenBoost.com kits but they say they are only rated to 70 psi. They are priced right but id hate to get one then blow it apart. My boost gauge goes to 60psi and I can peg it, so I guess its time to get something different.

Lynn

frozenboost also makes them to hold up too 150 psi as well.

 

[rnemovr]

I just see a lot of shiney stuff I'll get some day, maybe.