So I searched and read over the 6-8 threads they have about the advantages and disadvantages of both but still not what I am looking for...
I will be installing a Turbo here shortly and would like to do a different setup than most. I plan on putting a KB or Whipple Lower Intake with Air to Water Intercooler system in it. I can get a hat made to bolt the throttlebody up so I'm not worried about that. After having the KB on my car for so long I think it did a damn good job of keeping the IAT's in check even with 21 psi. and beating up in it on the street with that amount of boost.
Questions:
What are the pre-intercooler temps of a Twinscrew Supercharger at higher boost?
Will the intercooler core from a KB or Whipple kit be able to cool the air charge from a 76mm turbo running around 15 psi. on the street and 25 psi at the track?
Does this seem like a good idea or am I really tired and sounding dumb?
I think this setup will be close to the best of both worlds as I can get a intercooler kit designed for the car and can bolt up. I will have to modify a couple pipes to fit my new way but that still isn't a big deal to me. I have seen where Air to Air cars can have IAT's as high as 270* at higher boost levels and do not want that for my car. I am dead set against Methanol/Alcohol Injection due to the risk of something going wrong and toasting a motor due to a $25 pump.
Please give me some ideas as I am already looking to buy this setup and have it waiting for when the rest of the car is done. I have also already looked into the other designed Air to Water kits and I have found that it will cost me more to piece a kit together than purchase the designed kit. My car will still see some street time so I would need to include a heat exchanger into this system which is already there on the Twinscrew kits. I will also have it where I can by-pass the heat exchanger at the track.
Sorry so long,
BJ
I will be installing a Turbo here shortly and would like to do a different setup than most. I plan on putting a KB or Whipple Lower Intake with Air to Water Intercooler system in it. I can get a hat made to bolt the throttlebody up so I'm not worried about that. After having the KB on my car for so long I think it did a damn good job of keeping the IAT's in check even with 21 psi. and beating up in it on the street with that amount of boost.
Questions:
What are the pre-intercooler temps of a Twinscrew Supercharger at higher boost?
Will the intercooler core from a KB or Whipple kit be able to cool the air charge from a 76mm turbo running around 15 psi. on the street and 25 psi at the track?
Does this seem like a good idea or am I really tired and sounding dumb?
I think this setup will be close to the best of both worlds as I can get a intercooler kit designed for the car and can bolt up. I will have to modify a couple pipes to fit my new way but that still isn't a big deal to me. I have seen where Air to Air cars can have IAT's as high as 270* at higher boost levels and do not want that for my car. I am dead set against Methanol/Alcohol Injection due to the risk of something going wrong and toasting a motor due to a $25 pump.
Please give me some ideas as I am already looking to buy this setup and have it waiting for when the rest of the car is done. I have also already looked into the other designed Air to Water kits and I have found that it will cost me more to piece a kit together than purchase the designed kit. My car will still see some street time so I would need to include a heat exchanger into this system which is already there on the Twinscrew kits. I will also have it where I can by-pass the heat exchanger at the track.
Sorry so long,
BJ