Anyone install an SFR FMIC?
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Konstantin see the "Engine Analyzer" thread here on this board, for the information on the actual intercooler numbers. Skunk Wokz did his own tests against the stock IC, as well as testing flow rates for some head work from the same company.
Corleone, what IC are you running and where did you get it? Cost?
Corleone, what IC are you running and where did you get it? Cost?
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Originally Posted by Konstantin
where is this flow test? when? where?
a friend of mine who put a LR IC in his car (I think stage 3) said it works better.
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a friend of mine who put a LR IC in his car (I think stage 3) said it works better.
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Originally Posted by Corleone
The densitet difference is: (273+T2)/(273+T1) and will be almost the same as the power/torque increase. T is temp in degrees C. So... if you lower the temperature lets say from stock 80 degrees C to about 30 degrees C (that I have at high boost) it will be like this: (273+60)/(273+30)=1,099=+9,9%.
300 hp will be 330... 400 will be 440 and 500 will be 550...
A good IC is a great thing!
300 hp will be 330... 400 will be 440 and 500 will be 550...
A good IC is a great thing!
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Who needs a metal front bumper when you're car is so fast it can only be rear ended when you stiop? ![Wink](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Good question though? What's up with that Corleone?
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Originally Posted by ehall
Konstantin see the "Engine Analyzer" thread here on this board, for the information on the actual intercooler numbers. Skunk Wokz did his own tests against the stock IC, as well as testing flow rates for some head work from the same company.
Corleone, what IC are you running and where did you get it? Cost?
Corleone, what IC are you running and where did you get it? Cost?
In general front mounted intercoolers do realy well in the temp drop department but increase the pressure drop by a good margin plus you want to keep the plumbing as short as possible, sometimes hard to do with a FMIC , short plumbing = less press drop.
Mounting a FMIC in front of the radiator will for sure result in overheating on a track like Willow springs in the summer or street racing in las vegas.
If yoy are looking for pure bling , all the above does not matter.
On a sidenote, on a engine dyno various IC's from reputable tuners LOST hp in comparison to the stock unit on a 993tt.
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This is good information. On recent tests that i know about, the pressure drop across the stock and a LR IC was very bad. Because of this, I am having an IC made that will be offered for sale to all. Expect something completely different, and a lot beter than presently offered.
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Originally Posted by pole position
Mounting a FMIC in front of the radiator will for sure result in overheating on a track like Willow springs in the summer or street racing in las vegas.
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Have you ever been at Willow springs ?
And yes , I have a seen a FMIC 951 overheat , it was a spearco w/custom tanks and has , to the best of my knowledge , been taken off since and I am not aware of any true FMIC 951 in POC due to the heat issues.
Even stock or mildly modified cars run very hot on that track , same goes for Button Willow (Summer)
However , if you want to break new grounds , develop a liquid IC and report what it does.
And yes , I have a seen a FMIC 951 overheat , it was a spearco w/custom tanks and has , to the best of my knowledge , been taken off since and I am not aware of any true FMIC 951 in POC due to the heat issues.
Even stock or mildly modified cars run very hot on that track , same goes for Button Willow (Summer)
However , if you want to break new grounds , develop a liquid IC and report what it does.
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Nope never been to Willow... though I do see hundreds of cars in endurance events with FMIC's all the time, which is why I am curious about why a 951 would be any different.