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XS1V wrote:The side vents are to let air out otherwise the engine bay will pressurize and no air will flow through. Leave them as intended on this one
Lifting the bonnet is another way of allowing air out but the heat-soak you are getting with the top mount is still going to happen when stationary. The best thing you can do is go for a water to air set up from an ST205, lag the charge cooler by adding a reflective insulation to the bottom of it (helps with the heat soak of the cooler) and have the pump run constantly which when fitting to the ST185 is the easiest installation method anyway.
DONT GO FRONT MOUNT
Brad
FSRRM wrote:RomanV wrote:lifting the rear of your bonnet cools better when stationary, worse when at speed.
and it makes your car look retarded.
Affirmative thanks mate
d1 mule wrote:you have already been told how to fix it with a WTA setup. stop being horry and get it done
gt4dude wrote:also, look for unnecessary brackets and doo-dahs to remove from behind the front bumper, move your license plate out of the flow, remove the AC condenser/pipework/brackets if you can do without
sergei wrote:I got the ST205 intercooler (but no radiator or pump). I can sell it to you with small bosch waterpump and subaru legacy I/C radiator (good enough setup to work well with 195kW at four wheels)..
FSRRM wrote:sergei wrote:I got the ST205 intercooler (but no radiator or pump). I can sell it to you with small bosch waterpump and subaru legacy I/C radiator (good enough setup to work well with 195kW at four wheels)..
What kind of work do we need to get setup?
At the moment I have put a TMIC Fan and had my window water sprayer on top of my fan so that water gets pushed around my fan on to the intercooler to cool the IC down when it's at the lights.
I still get bad heatsoak so I think I might get rid of the cat converter and put another radiator fan on the car as it seems to only come on when the car goes in the middle of the dial...
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